Dear GP members, Sorry again for not being clear with my question. The question should be Could you devote 2 hours per week in next six months for attestation of Latin code points? Actually, the time for two weeks will be used as follows: 3 hours for working on attestation and one hour for conference call. As far as the other question on time necessary for process a language, I can repeat what was discussed during last conference call. Our test showed that the average time per language was 21,25min. During the call Sarmad has suggested that we can make calculations with 20min, because the skills of volunteers will improve in time, and the processing will require less time. I think that, if it appears some very difficult situation in identification of some letters which might require unreasonable amount of time for solving, it could be marked in special table, and processed at the end. Regards Mirjana From: Latin GP <latingp-bounces@icann.org> on behalf of Michael Bauland <michael.bauland@knipp.de> Date: Thursday, February 16, 2017 at 10:03 To: Latin GP <latingp@icann.org> Subject: Re: [Latingp] Correcton of mistakes: Your answer to one question is needed until 18th of February Dear Mirjana, thank you for your efforts. I've got two questions/comments: I'm not sure how you got to the average of 20 min per language. From my point of view this seems to be too optimistic. If there are just a few characters needing special treatment (e.g., finding out in which context they may occur) 20 min will not be enough by far. I would prefer to have a slightly more pessimistic view. Otherwise we might be running behind schedule too easily. Could you devote 4 hours in next six months for attestation of Latin code points? What do you mean with 4 hours in six months? Is that 4 hours per week during the next six months? Then I'm sorry to say that I will not be able to provide that much time for the group. If it's 4 hours per fortnight (including the phone calls), then this might just be possible for most weeks (but due to holidays and internal project deadlines not on average for the whole duration). Best regards, Michael