Translating Glossary to IT

[vborghe]

Details

We are working on the Italian translation of the Glossary

Collaborators

@vborghe
@francopestilli
@Grg-M

Getting Started

• I read and understood the project description.
• I read and understood the workflow for the translation work.
• I read and understood the community guidelines for inclusive language.

Stage reached

• Working on the shared doc
• Translation completed = up to current EN version!
• Proofread
• Request reviews
• Address reviews
• Merge to the main branch

[vborghe]

Reminder: keep an eye on #41 and #40 as they contain changes to the EN version.

[vborghe]

@Grg-M will you proceed with the PR related to this? You did most of the work and should get al the credits 🙏

[htwangtw]

Git allow the commiter and the author being separated people, multiple authors and co authors
Some relevant links here:
https://docs.github.com/en/github/committing-changes-to-your-project/creating-and-editing-commits/creating-a-commit-with-multiple-authors
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3042437/how-to-change-the-commit-author-for-one-specific-commit

*Edit: typo

[vborghe]

Thanks 🙏 but I still think that the contributions would be best represented by @Grg-M PR-ing, me revising 😉

[Grg-M]

@Grg-M will you proceed with the PR related to this? You did most of the work and should get al the credits pray

@vborghe Sure and thanks for the credits :) Can you add me as contributor with @neurogima account, that is the neuroscience one, instead of Grg-M?