Thank you for your contribution in 2018!

We just published a blog post called Translating WordPress.com in 2018 to highlight some of the achievements that you accomplished last year.

In 2018, 1,987 WordPress.com community volunteers contributed 66,343 strings in 104 languages, bringing the total number of translations to 247,800.

We are happy to have so many volunteers who are passionate about making WordPress.com accessible in their language. If you have any personal achievements from last year or goals that you’ve set for the new year, please leave a comment and share 🙂

cc: @dancarageact62 @elfredrik @dandelionsprout @bujku @ckykenken @keymangreek – who we listed as notable mentions

Welcoming 2 New Members & Announcement on Locale Glossary

New Members

I’ve added two validators to this P2:

• Claudio Sanches (Brazilian Portuguese validator, @claudiosanches)
• Dan Caragea (Romanian validator, @dancarageact62)

Welcome!

Locale Glossary

I’m not sure if many of you are following the translate.wordpress.com blog, but I wrote this piece last week: New Features for Validators: Locale Glossary, Set as Fuzzy

I wanted to point out this section to you all:

If you had a project glossary for the WordPress.com project, we’ve already migrated it to a locale glossary. You can find the new location on this list.

Cheers!