My name is Nikola Dio Petkovski, and I’m from North Macedonia.
I recently translated the TiddlyWiki in Macedonian language. Everything from the interactive website following the steps from the tabs.
I was trying to send this translation via an e-mail to @jeremyruston
I’m not sure if this was the right address jeremy@jermolene.com but I think it didn’t went. (anyway, after that I made some additional changes to the translation so please use this finalized version and not from the mail)
This is also my first time when I got involved into an open-source project, even though I’m a Linux user who use only FOSS software for my work and productivity for years. But for some reason, I got very interested in TiddlyWiki and I wanted to contribute and be part of this project.
Here are some additional information for this language plugin:
Translator: Nikola Dio Petkovski
Name: Macedonian | Македонски
Initials: (MK-mk)
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Great stuff, many thanks for your contribution. I find it personally very gratifying when we receive a new translation. It is important for TiddlyWiki to be universal, which implies making it accessible to everyone in their native language. We’ve strived to make a system that makes it possible for non-technical users to create translations. The reward is that we now have 33 language plugins, and I hope have therefore been able to serve the broadest possible audience.
I have added your translation in this GitHub commit. It is now part of the prerelease for the next version of TiddlyWiki.
By the way, I did receive your email but it had gone into the spam folder. I do review my spam folder regularly, so I hope I would have picked up the message eventually.
Thank you for your reply!
I’m happy to hear that I can be of some help.
Also, I’ll do my best to spread the word of TiddlyWiki so that more people will know about this software.
Great thank you @Dio, I’ve made the update. It will take a few minutes for the prerelease to be updated but you should see the change there in a few minutes.
