Localization Program

The Translation Program is a collaborative effort to translate various documents related to TON into multiple languages, making the website more accessible to billions of non-English speakers worldwide.

System Design Philosophy

The localization program is launched and actively maintained by TownSquare Labs, one of the closest partners of TON.

We are committed to creating an open infrastructure for multilingual community collaboration to advance TON to a better phase, which includes:

• Suitable for multilingual communities
  The program supports multiple languages, ensuring inclusivity and ease of access for users from diverse linguistic backgrounds.

• Automate development, integration, and deployment
  Through automation tools, the program simplifies development, integration, and deployment, reducing manual efforts and enhancing efficiency and consistency across localization efforts.

• Separation of roles for developer, translator, and verifier
  Our approach divides the responsibilities of developers, translators, and verifiers, allowing each role to focus on their tasks, ensuring high-quality translations and seamless collaboration without role conflicts.

• Incentives for community contributions
  We offer incentives for community members who contribute to localization efforts. This fosters active participation, rewards contributors, and promotes a sense of ownership and community engagement.

• Advanced AI system integration
  AI systems improve translation accuracy and efficiency by offering intelligent suggestions and automating repetitive tasks, ensuring high-quality outcomes with reduced effort.

This project is designed to support speakers of multiple languages, with the goal of serving the global developer ecosystem.

Acknowledgments

We sincerely appreciate the thousands of community members who are integral to the Translation Program. We aim to acknowledge our translators and support their career growth. In the future, we plan to create leaderboards and a list of all contributors to the program.

Guides and Resources

If you are participating in or considering joining the Translation Program, refer to the translation guides below:

• Translation Style Guide – Instructions and tips for translators.
• Crowdin Online Editor Guide – An in-depth guide to using the Crowdin online editor and some of Crowdin's advanced features.