Localizer Hall of Fame

This is where we at Stick Software pay tribute to the localizers who have worked hard (for no pay) to make Stick Software products more accessible to users around the world. One of the things that makes the Mac a great machine is its international support, and we're proud to be a part of that. We couldn't have done it without the help of all these contributors, though.

Some localizers have provided their e-mail addresses or a web site link; feel free to contact them. Those who did not provide an address prefer not to be contacted regarding their localization work. Please respect that.

The flags shown indicate the language the localizer worked on, not necessarily their country of birth or citizenship. The stars () indicate that that localizer worked on the latest version of the product in question (in other words, if you download that product, you can see that localizer's work).

	Language		Name or nom de plume		Products
	Brazilian Portuguese		Rainer Brockerhoff		Constrictor
	Chinese		David Ong		Eyeballs
	Czech		Ondra Čada		Constrictor
	Danish		Mark's Studio		Constrictor, BigFoot, Eyeballs
	Dutch		Han Keuper		Eyeballs, BigFoot, Trisection
	Finnish		Atso Puronen		Eyeballs
	French		Thomas Deniau		Eyeballs, Trisection
	French		Jean-Jacques Cortes		BigFoot
	French		Chantal Erie & Fabien Roy		Constrictor
	French		Stéphane		Constrictor
	German		Armin Briegel		Constrictor, BigFoot, Eyeballs
	German		Dirk Olbertz		Constrictor
	Italian		Tommaso Passi		Constrictor, Eyeballs
	Japanese		E-WA		Constrictor, BigFoot, Eyeballs, Measles
	Norwegian		Anders Totland		Constrictor
	Portuguese		Afonso Salcedo		Constrictor, BigFoot, Eyeballs
	Russian		Ezra J. Dillon		BigFoot, Eyeballs
	Spanish		Esteban Uribe		BigFoot, Eyeballs, Issa
	Spanish		Oscar Morales		Constrictor
	Swedish		Harald Ellmann		BigFoot

If you'd like to join our localization team, you can read more about that here. However, we are only localizing to Japanese now, as localization has proved to be too much work in general. If you are interested in localizing to Japanese, we would like to hear from you; to localizers for other languages, we say "thank you, but we just can't".