good point.
I got reminded of my old tweet
Ways to contribute to OpenSource Projects:
- Code Contribution (add features, kill bugs)
- Write Test Cases
- Create Documentation
- Promote or discuss about the tool in public
- Suggest features / report bugs
- Last but not least help by donation / money
and then someone suggested "3.5 make translation"
translations help to penetrate the software to much larger area. Thanks for pointing in right directions how to do the translations.
How about using services like https://crowdin.com/ to perform all translations. this can help and streamline the process also.
From what I can tell someone would have to pay to use that service. I'm not sure if that's the best allocation of money considering the fact that our community has plenty of people that would volunteer. Maybe we could use professional translation services if we redesign the wallet at any point.
https://crowdin.com/page/open-source-project-setup-request <- it is free for opensource projects.
Oh, I didn't see that, I will look into that. I'll see what some of the main developers think. Thank you for pointing that out.