Notable changes:
* Use of inclusive pronouns and words (think they/them but on a language
that relies on gender for almost every word). Keep in mind this might
cause some flame from conservative folks.
* Corrected many computer-generated translations (one of them translated
"resume" to resumé)
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# Oragono's Translations
These translations have been contributed by amazing people using [Crowdin](https://crowdin.com/project/oragono). If you'd like to fix up a mistake or help add a language, feel free to pop over there! Always interested in new contributors and language support.
Contributors to translations are noted in the translation's info file (the `yaml` file). You shouldn't be touching these files manually –they should be getting updated through CrowdIn. However, the `example` files exist if you want a reference for the format. To regenerate the `example` files (that get fed into CrowdIn), look at the `updatetranslations.py` file in the source directory.
My eventual intent is to use these translations to help create a standard set that other IRC software authors can see, download, and use in their own software (with proper attribution to the contributors, of course).
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