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The answer is above. Because it fragments the development community which ultimately harms everyone. LF translating documentation for them is a one-shot effort
by missosoup 7y ago
The answer is above. Because it fragments the development community which ultimately harms everyone.
LF translating documentation for them is a one-shot effort that's ultimately going to be useless as time goes on without someone on their side dedicated to keeping it updated and keeping github issues in English.
It's not too much of an ask. Again, see Clickhouse for an example of how to do international open source correctly.
- sangnoir 7y ago> Because it fragments the development community which ultimately harms everyone. Your implicit assumption is that the Chinese-speaking development community is not sufficient to sustain the project. I don't think that scenario would be fragmentation but the addition of a new developer segment (net addition).