Thank you for your translation of Waymarked Trails to Pälzisch!
My pleasure! I'm a bit lost to apply by the pull request, thus your assistance is appreciated. The differences of date and time formats between Palatine and German are minimal, i.e. TIME_FORMAT = 'h:i:s' and adding (similar to 'A' or 'a') Moaschens (1:00 - 12:00), Midaags (12:00 - 17:00), Owens (17:00 - 24:00), Nachds (24:00 - 4:00), similar for DATETIME_FORMAT and SHORT_DATETIME_FORMAT. Additionally, in Palatine for DATE_INPUT_FORMATS the formats '%Y-%m-%d' and '%y-%m-%d' aren't possible, but '%d. %B %Y', '%d. %b. %Y' and for DATETIME_INPUT_FORMATS the formats '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S', '%Y-%m-%d %H:%M' and '%Y-%m-%d' aren't possible either. As I speak it in Palatine the months are Janua, Februa, Meaz, Abril, Mai, Juni, Juli, Auguschd, Sebdemba, Novemba, Dezemba and the days are Mondaach, Dienschdaach, Middwoch, Dunnaschdaach, Fraidaach, Somschdaach, Sundaach. I hope this is helpful, otherwise please let me know.
I'm afraid there are quite some steps to get that into django. See my reply to Fulup.
Ok, I signed up at Transifex, but failed then to request Palatine as a new language at the django project. Palatine isn't an option there. Any idea what to proceed?
It seems they do not support all languages by default, and that you have to request their addition...
All right, signed up to githup and submitted a request for Palatine (Request: Please, add Palatine - pfl to available transifexnew-language).