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"Open source" doesn't require that the readme, comments, issues, and PR's use a language that you know. So depending on who you are, reaching the point where yo
by __MatrixMan__ 2y ago
"Open source" doesn't require that the readme, comments, issues, and PR's use a language that you know. So depending on who you are, reaching the point where you're able to effectively collaborate could be the work of years.
Aside from that though, I agree. I can't see and technical reasons why one wouldn't mix oss from both communities, thereby bridging it into a single community.
- MichaelZuo 2y agoThere are plenty of translation tools available to overcome linguistic barriers with a few clicks. Which is more effort than zero clicks, but hardly a significant barrier. And some of those tools could actually be better, in pretty much any language pair, then the majority of native speakers themselves.