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Volunteer guide: lead translator

Last update: Mar 6, 2022
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In this guide, we will help you to get started as a lead translator If you are already a lead translator, we encourage you to improve this guide based on your expertise and experiences. This will help both you and your successor! We have also written other guides related to localisation.

Lead translator

Summary: As lead translator you will build and engage a group of translators that share a common language or region. You take the initiative in engaging your peer translators by personally checking in on them, organising some fun in-real-life events and assign people to translate and peer-review articles.

Role definition: You can find the exact purpose, domain and accountabilities of this role in Airtable.

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