[ESD-translators] Substantial update to the Email Self-Defense guide

[Zoë Kooyman]

Hello Email Self-Defense translators,

we went live today with the update to the [Email Self-Defense guide][1].
As you may know Enigmail is no longer supported upstream leaving the 
guide outdated and inaccurate.

[1]: 
https://www.fsf.org/blogs/community/step-by-step-encryption-with-the-updated-email-self-defense-guide

We have updated it so that people now create a key in the command line 
with GnuPG.
Most changes were done in the first half of the guide with some minor 
changes overall, making sure we don't use the word Enigmail, or other 
related issues and that it connects to the earlier steps, but being 
mindful of the work for translations as well.

Some notes:

* The old translation folders are available for use, but we are not 
linking to anything from the main site right now. The old translation 
folders are still available one the enc repo, if you are missing 
anything you can let us know and we can make it available for you.

* This should be up to date: 
<https://libreplanet.org/wiki/GPG_guide/Translation_Guide>

* We also combined the enc and enc-static git repos, so the files from 
enc-static now exist in enc/static instead, which helps with site 
portability. You can have a look at 
<https://libreplanet.org/wiki/GPG_guide/Repository_and_Publishing#The_static_submodule>, 
which we updated to show the change.

* A last change we made was to include screenshots in the guide for 
clarity. You can either submit your own, or use the English version.

I hope this is all clear, let me know here if you have any questions!

It is a bit of work, but it's important we keep this resource up to 
date, so I do hope some of you can make yourself available to work on 
the translations again.

Thank you!

Zoë
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Zoë Kooyman // Program Manager
Free Software Foundation

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