Kazakh Language Has Disappeared

The volunteers translating WordPress 6.6 for Kazakh have not finished, as they are not done translating WordPress 6.5: https://translate.www.ads-software.com/locale/kk/

You can join the effort by following the steps at https://make.www.ads-software.com/polyglots/handbook/translating/glotpress-translate-wordpress-org/

@macmanx you are wrong! For example, Tatar and Azeri versions of WordPress have been translated almost twice less than the Kazakh version. But, one can use the Tatar and Azeri versions. Why you discriminate Kazakh-language users?

Me, personally? I don’t know, I’m not involved in the translation process.

And, discrimination? You don’t even know me. ???♂?

Translations are done by volunteers, and they are pushed live when those volunteers are happy with their work.

Tossing around acusations of discrimiation isn’t going to accomplish anything, especially when it’s up to the Kazakh volunteers to do the translation work and push it live.

If you have any questions for them, you can reach out to one of the team members: https://make.www.ads-software.com/polyglots/teams/?locale=kk

If you want to actually help, you can join the effort by following the steps at https://make.www.ads-software.com/polyglots/handbook/translating/glotpress-translate-wordpress-org/

If you’d rather just hang out here and toss around accusations of discrimination, then please just leave.

@macmanx you discriminately ignore the FACT that Kazakh version has been translated for 57% and it is still not qualified. But, Azeri version with 32% and Tatar version with its 28% function all right.

Either you have problems with math and logic, or you ignore the truth on purpose.

I’m trying to communicate the truth to you. If you don’t want to hear it, that’s fine, but it’s not discrimination.

WordPress is provided for free, built entirely by volunteers, funded solely by donations to a non-profit organization which basically just keeps the servers online.

There is no paid staff, there are no paid translators. We can’t kick out translations as fast as Google, Microsoft, Apple, etc.

Everyone contributes their free time to the project when they can, for free, and that includes the 3 general editors, 2 project editors, and 1 manager on the Kazakh translation.

When the manager of the Kazakh translation (again, also a volunteer like everyone else here) has the time to review the translation and is happy with it, they will release it.

Other languages are free to operate however they want. If they want to release partial translations, that’s their call to make.

So, again, if you want to actually help, you can join the effort by following the steps at https://make.www.ads-software.com/polyglots/handbook/translating/glotpress-translate-wordpress-org/

And, for the last time, if you’d rather be unproductive and throw around accusations of discrimination against volunteers, then please just leave, while we continue to work, for free, on the software you use, for free.