   Quoting Matt Zimmerman (mdz@debian.org):  > This doesn't seem
to be an insurmountable problem at all.  If someone wants > to
write NEWS.Debian.<lang> files, I'll have apt-listchanges read
and > display them.  And the whole working schemes translations
teams already have for properly dealing with po-debconf
translations (such as
http://people.debian.org/~barbier/intl/l10n/) will have to be
invented  Of course, in the meantime, people dropping debconf
notes will also have dropped translations and thus good work
will have to be done  This is basically why I'm more in favour
of lowering existing debconf notes to "low" but *not* turning
all of them into NEWS.Debian.  Of course, if some debconf2NEWS
script comes around, I may for sure change my mind....
Currently, there are nearly NO NEWS.Debian.<lang> files mostly
because nothing really uses them.....or because translation
teams are busy enough with debconf/po-debconf/web site/man
pages/whatever  (also because they have to deal with a few lazy
maintainers who