Adding L10n docs

docs/index.rst

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    gettingstarted
    libs 
+   l10n_setup
 
 
 Indices and tables

docs/l10n_setup.rst

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+L10n Setup
+==========
+
+So you'd like to localize your webapp. **Congratulations!**
+
+Playdoh comes with all of the libraries and tools you need
+in the dev and production requirements.
+
+Steps
+-----
+
+The following steps will get you started:
+
+#. Create a SVN reposity based on MDN_ locale directory.
+   This will give you a README.txt, compile-mo.sh, and 
+   show you the proper directory layout.
+#. Compile the po files and mirror the SVN repository in a 
+   git repository via a cron job that runs every 15 minutes. 
+   Example: (TBD)
+   /home/fwenzel/bin/autol10n/autol10n.sh
+#. Add your git repo as an external to this project
+   It should create a locale directory at the top level 
+#. Read locale/README.txt for a better understanding of
+   what Django management commands are used to extract and
+   merge strings into your po files. It has instructions
+   for adding more locales.
+
+Q&A
+---
+Why SVN? Our localizers like to use either SVN or Verbatim.
+
+Why a git repo to mirror an SVN repo? This allows us to have an external reference and update easily.
+
+.. _MDN: http://svn.mozilla.org/projects/mdn/trunk/locale/

docs/libs.rst

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 * `tower <https://github.com/clouserw/tower>`_\*:
   A library that builds on Babel and Jinja2 to make extracting strings easy and
   uniform.
+* `The Translate toolkit <http://translate.sourceforge.net/wiki/toolkit/index>`_:
+  Tools for working between translation formats.
 
 Middleware
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