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Make sure that maintainers are allowed to edit your PR, since they will add
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additional changes to your PR that are required to get your localization project
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started.
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* Our website supports multiple languages already, so the translated content should live under main/content/<two_letter_code>
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* Our point of reference is how kubernetes is doing their localization, see https://github.com/kubernetes/website
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* We need at least 2 ppl owning that content, so that changes can be approved (CODEOWNERSHIP will help with that)
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* We can start with the translation been hidden until we reach a point where enough material is translated to go live (with maybe some blog post & announcements around it)
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* (Please anticipate that this is guidance on not a fixed set of rules)
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With your first PR merged maintainers will take care of setting up the issue
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label, the org-level group and the component owners.
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As stated above this project requires a set of individuals that are happy to take on ownership for their language and work with SIG Comms on implementing this. So any discussion on this page "how to do it" needs to be preceded by a "I volunteer to co-own `<language>`"
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You don't have to be an existing contributor to the OpenTelemetry project, to
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start a new localization. However you will not be added as a member of the
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[OpenTelemetry GitHub organization](https://github.com/open-telemetry/) or as a
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member of the approvers group for your localization. You will need to satisfy
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the requirements for becoming an established member and approver as outlined in
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