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Babel language champions are persons who are proficient in both English and another language and have a few minutes to spare each week. Being a language champion is a low-effort task for providing insight to the Babel team, and community, on the current state of the quality of the language.

How can I be a language champion?

• Casually monitor the Recent Translations for your language, and report the following:
  • Vandalism: report vandalism to the Babel Developers mailing list, so it can be removed by the Babel team
  • Errors: report, and discuss translation errors on the Babel Translators mailing list.

• Install and test a language pack every few weeks

• Help translators with ambiguous translations on the Translators list

Current champions

If you'd like to become a Champion, please subscribe to the Babel Translators mailing list, and add your name and language to the list below. The more champions we have, the better our language packs!

Dutch (nl)

• H. (talk) 03:01, 10 June 2008 (EDT)

direct link : http://babel.eclipse.org/babel/recent.php?language_id=18

French (fr)

• Denis Roy (denis roy at eclipse dot org)
• Mariot Chauvin (mariot chauvin at gmail dot com)

direct link : http://babel.eclipse.org/babel/recent.php?language_id=2

German (de)

• Werner Keil (werner DOT keil AT gmx DOT net)

direct link : http://babel.eclipse.org/babel/recent.php?language_id=4

Japanese (ja)

• Japan Working Group http://www.eclipse.org/japanwg

direct link : http://babel.eclipse.org/babel/recent.php?language_id=3

Simplified Chinese (zh)

• Kit Lo (kitlo AT us DOT ibm DOT com)

direct link : http://babel.eclipse.org/babel/recent.php?language_id=11

Traditional Chinese (zh_TW)

• Kit Lo (kitlo AT us DOT ibm DOT com)

direct link : http://babel.eclipse.org/babel/recent.php?language_id=12