RE: SV: Bliss translation for W3C

Would it help you if I tried to create the sentences with Bliss and ARASAAC symbols, as I know I can probably create Bliss symbols if there are some that are not available in the published set.

Please just send me the final version that needs translation and I can have a go - then it can be corrected or adapted etc.

Best wishes
E.A.

-----Original Message-----
From: Margareta Jennische <margareta.jennische@uu.se>
Sent: 31 July 2023 10:43
To: Janina Sajka <janina@rednote.net>; Russell Galvin <russell@blissymbolics.org>
Cc: E.A. Draffan <ead@ecs.soton.ac.uk>; Adapt tf <public-adapt@w3.org>
Subject: SV: SV: Bliss translation for W3C

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Hi, I understand your points, it's more the lack of  specific Bliss vocabulary that is my concern. I will make a try, and see how far I succeed. I am however sorry to say, it will take some time, because of some severe problems in my family at present.

Sincerely
Margareta Jennische

-----Ursprungligt meddelande-----
Från: Janina Sajka <janina@rednote.net>
Skickat: den 28 juli 2023 19:45
Till: Russell Galvin <russell@blissymbolics.org>
Kopia: Margareta Jennische <margareta.jennische@uu.se>; E.A. Draffan <ead@ecs.soton.ac.uk>; Adapt tf <public-adapt@w3.org>
Ämne: Re: SV: Bliss translation for W3C

+E.A. Draffan and our email archive list ...

Thanksx, Russell, and thanks Margareta! I've cc'd E.A. Draffan because she was making similar suggestions.

Russell: I'm happy for you to simplify the text.

I have only one caution about simplification. We need to remember our audience in this project is web developers, including softgware engineers who would be enhancing major browsers as well as content creators. It is thus important that our text explain why we're asking for the things we're asking in HTML. The point is that exactly the same text renders differently in different symbol sets. That needs to jump off the page at them--same words, different symbols.

So, while our goal is to include AAC users in web content, we need the developer community on board to achieve that goal. The audience here is not (necessarily) AAC users themselves.

And, to answer a separate, though related question from E.A., we can use whatever size paper makes the most sense to reasonably convey both text and graphics. We're not limited by any stock paper size.

hth

Janina

Russell Galvin writes:
>    Hi Margareta,
>    Thank you for helping out.
>    For "e.g." we could leave that in as it is a convention for a Latin
>    phrase or we could use "for example" as the English to translate from.
>    I am copying this to Janina who wrote the text and is the best person
>    to know how much to simplify it or not.
>    Janina, if you would like me to take a crack at a simplified version, I
>    could do that.
>    Russell
>
>    On 28/07/2023 5:50 a.m., Margareta Jennische wrote:
>
>    Hi Russell,
>
>    Of course I would like to do my best to help you with a translation.
>    When I read the draft, I felt it would be easier, if you can make the
>    sentences simpler, and no e.g., I don't think
>
>    We have that in Bliss. Do we?- I have marked in black in your text
>    below,  pars that I find difficult, and even not easy to understand.
>
>
>    So please if you can, a somewhat easier text to start with, and I will
>    work on it.
>
>    All the best!
>
>    Margarea
>
>
>
>
>    Från: Russell Galvin [1]<russell@blissymbolics.org>
>
>    Skickat: den 26 juli 2023 20:05
>    Till: Margareta Jennische [2]<margareta.jennische@uu.se>
>    Ämne: Bliss translation for W3C
>
>
>    Hi Margareta,
>    I hope this finds you well.
>    The W3C group that I continue to work with is talking about having
>    cards printed up for their upcoming annual meeting that would have a
>    Bliss translation of some text on one side and the ARASAAC translation
>    of the same text on the other side. The text refers to the goal of
>    providing symbol implementation of chapter or section markings in
>    linear media such as video. The idea really originated from the Youtube
>    functionality where people who post videos can put in markers
>    indicating where different sections begin. An example would be a
>    musical concert and the start of each song or piece of music is marked
>    and can be jumped to directly. Of course, the person I immediately
>    thought of as the best for the task was you! Would you be able to do
>    this? It isn't very long. Below is a first draft. It will likely change
>    so please don't spend time on it at this point, I am just providing it
>    to give you an idea of what it would entail. Please let me know what
>    you think.
>    Thanks,
>    Russell
>    ---
>    Draft text:
>    We must support Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) in
>    various kinds of web content, for instance in nested media "Chapter"
>    markings because AAC users tend to rely heavily on media, not long
>    blocks of text. As a general rule, AAC users are unlikely to want "War
>    and Peace" expressed in their AAC symbol set of choice. Rather, they
>    tend to look for AAC support in media and in procedural content such as
>    sets of instructions, e.g. in recipes.
>
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