Bioconductor community Translation-a-thon

Hello! Hola! Bonjour! 你好! こんにちは!

We want to open up Bioconductor to the whole world and we’d love your help to achieve our goal!

The Multilingual Bioconductor Working Group will be hosting a virtual Translation-a-thon.
We expect the attendees to translate Bioconductor related English material into non-English with Crowdin(Localization Management Platform).
This will be an exciting fun event to connect with the Bioconductor users in many languages and network with our globally diverse community.
You don’t need to be an expert or a developer in Bioconductor, we welcome complete beginners and we’ll show you around Bioconductor
You just have a language you wish to share.
You will help translate documents into your own language, so more people that speak your language can participate in Bioconductor!

The agenda is as follows.

1. The purpose of this meetup (5min)
2. How to translate Bioconductor related English material (10min)
3. Start of the Translation-a-thon (90min)
4. Sharing translation results (10min)

The following four are the document of this Translation-a-thon.

1. Bioconductor Packages: Development, Maintenance, and Peer Review
2. R for Mass Spectrometry
3. Modern Statistics for Modern Biology
4. Introduction to data analysis with R and Bioconductor

Check below to find the group.

• #documentation-translation channel in our Community Slack
• https://github.com/bioconductor-translations
• https://bioconductor.crowdin.com/

The language I'm especially looking for is the language of the region with English language barriers. (For example, Japan.)
If you have any questions, feel free to ask Kozo Nishida.
(If you are a Japanese speaker, Kozo can team up with you.)
You can contact Kozo via our Community Slack or twitter.com/kozo2

We have our Code of Conduct.
Be sure to check it out if you attend this event.
By the way, the code of conduct has been translated into multiple languages!
If your language isn't there yet, add your language too!