Egypt
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Help people read Egypt in their language
Every page is translated and live. Anyone can suggest a better translation, in place on the page, and others confirm it. A sentence translated once is used on every site and subsite that shows it.
Translations start as drafts and improve with every suggestion.
Charter and governance terms change only with the organisation's reviewers.
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- 92,254sentences on this site
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Activity in Indonesian
Contributions show here once the translation service reports them. Nothing is shown until then.
Peers decide
All open votesOpen votes in Indonesia. A better suggestion settled by the public review replaces the current text on every site that shows it.
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How to take part
- Pick your languageChoose a language above. The workspace opens on this site's strings, here on this site.
- Sign in onceUse your account on this site or the Nexus Passport. Nothing else is needed.
- Suggest or voteSuggest a translation, or vote for a suggestion you agree with. On any page, select a passage and choose "Suggest a better translation".
- A reviewer approvesThe approved text appears on the site at its language address.
Reviewers and roles
- Contributors
- Any signed-in member can suggest a translation and vote.
- Reviewers
- People the organisation trusts for a language. They approve suggestions, and only an approved text goes live.
- Language leads
- Reviewers who keep a language consistent and welcome new contributors.