- From: Jacek Brzeski <jacek@numer9.pl>
- Date: Tue, 18 Jul 2006 13:09:36 +0200
- To: w3c-translators@w3.org
Hello, my name is Jacek Brzeski, i'm a programmer from Poland. Right now i'm starting my company, mainly in webdesign and small web app design. My idea for business is also supporting opensource and access to free knowledge. I'm running couple of 'articles' sections on my company website - i'm explaining basis (what is web browser etc), as well as "medium-level" things (like configuring sites with ..htaccess, validating, using CSS). It's all in Polish - there's plenty of places to go in English (like Your site), so i'm focusing on distributing knowledge in Polish :) I want to add some articles based on translations of your TR - since it's probably the best source of knowledge :) i was planning to start with article about "Web Content Accessibility Guidelines". I've read your FAQ about this, i'll add link to original text and make suggested disclosure. If it'll be ok with you i'll probably follow on with next article about 2 weeks after. Of course i can send you links and news about all my work and i agree to copyright of that text mentioned in FAQ. So - please let me know - can i use guidelines from your TR "Web Content Accessibility Guidelines", should i ask about it every time and (if you let me to) - do you want me to send you links to Polish texts...? best regards, Jacek Brzeski www.numer9.pl
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