Ok I think we're in agreement on final format, but how about a final sign off? @Ejegg @CDenes_WMF @CCogdill_WMF @MBeat33 @spatton

Hey all, pinging this--can anyone confirm for me/Camille whether it appear like so, so we can give her the green light on translations?

Hi all, can we confirm exactly what the format of the summary email will look like so we can alert Camille to add this the list of translation asks? Per your [[ URL https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nLyIhGqRnQ8iOXCUWWvo0Socc_m_q9pdAEZ7gmC15Ns/edit | notes doc ]], I see:

@MBeat33 @Ejegg I leave to you what you think the best way forward is--just a reminder that our current TY email tells donors:

Hi @MBeat33 am I correct in understanding we will need translations for the languages listed in the table above?

Adding some Radio button test history from Runjini for context on when/why we did radio:

Thank you!

I just sent myself test emails in pt and pt-br and the format looks ok and the link functions. But I wonder whether:

Hi @Ejegg and @Cstone, I edited the es and es-419 versions (and republished) due to a request from DS to clarify a bit of language. Thank you for your help! cc @MBeat33

@Ejegg @Cstone We just finished/updated Japanese too, if it isn't too late to add that to the list of languages to be published.

Ah I see, thanks for that and I republished Catalan @Ejegg

Hi @Ejegg and @Cstone,

Hi Ejegg and Cstone! Jessica, Peter and I touched base on the TY email today:

• Regarding the subject line, we're wondering the specifics of where this would go. If I'm editing in here: https://meta.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Fundraising/Translation/Thank_you_email_2018-10-01&action=edit

Is it just below <languages/> ... and what tags would it need?

• Also: Do we need to do anything to remove the old subject line?
• Regarding the $amount ... I'm going to try republishing everything--Jessica & Peter said that in the past that's worked!
• We thought it might be a good idea to set up a brief meeting soon to review some of the process, and add some proposals for future (such as not using $amount in translations but simply [amount] to make life easier).

Thank you @Pcoombe! Looks good to me.

@Ejegg @DStrine @jrobell Ok, we are good to deploy the new TY email: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fundraising/Translation/Thank_you_email_2018-10-01

@DStrine Just waiting on a response from the ED WMF Israel--she emailed a day ago with translation question. As soon as I hear back from her I'll let you know and we can go ahead.

Waiting on Japanese & then we'll be ready--I guess I can ping this thread when it's done and don't need to make a fresh Phab task, then?
Thanks @Ejegg!

@DStrine Thanks David; and if it's a bug, can anyone tell me into which languages we have it translated?

@DStrine In both campaigns, I set the launch time to be 18UTC. So at 18UTC I noticed the banner allocation worked for English but not French ... and I could use statler to pull data for English but nothing for French.

I tried to find it and failed. Will document for the banner team when I learn where it's located :)

@schoenbaechler +1 template to rule them all.

Perfect, that worked and is good to keep in mind for the future. Thank you again @cwdent @Eileenmcnaughton

I was just about to write; Civi access still fine but somehow I can't get into Dash anymore, getting: "An authorized SSL client certificate is required to access this server." @Eileenmcnaughton

@cwdent Hi Casey, I installed the cert and can login to https://civicrm.wikimedia.org/user but when clicking on Dash or CiviCRM from the menu I get the following error: "You are not authorized to access this page." Am I missing something? Thanks!

Yes thank you all! I did receive an email just haven't logged in yet as I'm buried in the Big English banners but will do so today. Many thanks! Thea

Thanks so much for starting this Robin! Sam/Jessica & I will chat about copy--I imagine it makes most sense to use our winning mobile small copy. But we can confirm in Tuesday's meeting; I'll put on the agenda.