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Whether you want to collaborate just once or on a regular basis, ask to join the Github team for an existing language by creating an issue in its repository on Github with the team request tag. Translations will be uploaded once a pull request is made.
To become a reviewer you have to be a collaborator on a regular basis first. Request to become a reviewer to the project’s coordinators. If you find a typo or minor error you can submit a new issue with the error tag.
We’re in an initial stage of the project so we’re not taking requests for coordinating the space yet.
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Open a new issue with the translation proposal and help wanted tags. Remember that resources must be open source, be under any Creative Commons license, but NoDerivs or count with the author’s explicit authorization if private.
The issue must contain the following information:
Title with the following format: [Original Language ISO639-1 code] Title. E.g. “[EN] The Githubification of Infosec”
- Author
- Link to the original document
- A tag indicating the language of the original resource
Just open a new issue with the language request tag. It will be taken care of as soon as possible. Bear in mind that you must contribute with at least one translation before opening a new language to the space.
I’m an author of private content and I’m willing to share with the community, how can I reach you? Just follow the same procedure to propose a resource to translate.
I’m an author of private content and someone translated my content withouth my consent, how do I report it?
We will work hard for this not to happen. In case it does, you can contact the project coordinators or send an email to the OTR account.
Volunteers can contact @33root or @fierytermite via a direct message or through theOSL Slack channel
To request a new language, please refer to: