Why don't launch translate of subtitleeditor in Ubuntu Hardy

I add a project subtitleeditor for translate it to chinese, I've import a translatable templates of translations to thesubtitleeditor trunk series. Here's the list:
https://translations.launchpad.net/subtitleeditor/trunk/+imports

Could you import it? Thank you.

I had contacted the upstream authors kitone, follow is replay.

From: kitone <email address hidden>
Date: 2008-3-19 1:31
Subject: Re: About Translate Subtitle Editor
To: man kai <email address hidden>

Hi,

This is a very good idea. I'm not very familiare with launchpad but I
am now already registred in launchpad.

Your request for the group subtitleeditor have been approved.

I am going get information about using launchpad.

Best regards,
kitone

Le Tue, 18 Mar 2008 22:21:04 +0800,
"man kai" <email address hidden> a écrit :

> Dear *kitone*,
>
> I am interested in translating your application Subtitle Editor into
> the language Chinese, but I have some trouble for working with
> svn.gna.org and have noticed you don't have an established translation
> framework.
>
> I've been translating other programs using Launchpad Translations, an
> advanced web-based translation portal which is being developed by
> Canonical (Ubuntu Linux's parent company). Launchpad seems an
> advantageous choice for small/medium Free Software projects like
> yours, as it allows you to trivially avoid the legwork involved in
> making your application available in as many languages as possible.
>
> With Launchpad, you would just need to publish a "translation
> template"--in the form of a .pot file--via a web form when it best
> suits you (for example, when your next version is feature complete).
> Once published in Launchpad Translations, it would be made available
> to a body of dozens of Free Software enthusiasts who would be then
> able to translate it. When you're ready to release your next version,
> you would request an 'export' of all the available translations, which
> you would get in a tar.gz archive.
>
> Launchpad Translations is under continuous development, and features
> are being added and improved every week. It is and will always be
> free of charge for free software projects. For me, it would make
> translating your application very easy.
>
> You can learn more about Launchpad Translations at
> <http://launchpad.net/rosetta/>.
>
> Thank you