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First Additional Accomplishments Set

by | Fri 16 Mar 2012

One important part of the [Ubuntu Accomplishments](https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Accomplishments) design is that any project or community can provide accomplishments. From the beginning I have been building the [Ubuntu Community Accomplishments set](https://code.launchpad.net/ubuntu-community-accomplishments) to demo the system, but I am keen to encourage other projects to do so, such as upstreams, distributions, and other communities.

Recently *Alessandro Losavio* from the Italian Ubuntu community proposed an accomplishment related to the Italian community. With the accomplishment likely only being of interest to Italian speakers (as opposed to the general global Ubuntu commmunity, for which the *Ubuntu Community Accomplishments* set I referred to earlier are intended), I recommended that Alessandro create an accomplishments set specifically for Italian Ubuntu users.

And with this, we now have our [very first community contributed accomplishments set](https://code.launchpad.net/~alo21/ubuntu-community-accomplishments/ubuntu-italian) (albeit, with just one accomplishment, but it is early days!). Here it is in the GUI:

..and here is the accomplishment information (which I assume makes sense…I don’t speak Italian):

Obviously, some of the English headings would sugges that we have some in-app translations to add. I plan on looking into this soon.

Thanks *Alessandro*, and I hope we see some more awesome accomplishments joining the *Ubuntu Italian* accomplishments set in the coming weeks!

If you would like to contribute an accomplishment to either Alessandro’s set or the general Ubuntu Community Accomplishments, be sure to see [this documentation](https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Accomplishments/Creating), and if you would like to create your own accomplishment set for *your* community, see [these docs](https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Accomplishments/CreatingSet) too. Thanks!

Oh, and I did an interview for the [Ubuntu UK Podcast](https://podcast.ubuntu-uk.org/) about Ubuntu Accomplishments. Listen to it [here](https://podcast.ubuntu-uk.org/2012/03/14/s05e02-raspberry-jam/).

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