nodejs / i18n

The Node.js Internationalization Working Group – A Community Committee initiative.
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Proposal: Let @RichardLitt Join i18n committee #3

Closed RichardLitt closed 6 years ago

RichardLitt commented 6 years ago

After a few months away from collaborating Node, I am starting to miss the work.

Why Richard

I'm currently writing a thesis on resources for endangered languages - see this repo - and I am interested in seeing if being a more active member of this group could help inform my own work, and if I can give back. I have an MA in Linguistics and am one thesis away from an MSc in Computational Linguistics. While I speak only English fluently, I can talk conversationally in seven other languages, and maintain several projects with translations. I wrote the dictionary for Na'vi from the movie avatar, and oversaw a community of five thousand learners and over a dozen different translations of the dictionary.

On the Node side: I am a core contributor, have been around for around half a decade, have hosted NodeSchools in several countries (often the first in that city), have been a member of the Community Committee in the past, and I run an open source company based in a large part on my experiences in node.

What's next?

What do you need from me for this to move forward.

rachelnicole commented 6 years ago

@RichardLitt if you'd like to join just create a PR adding your name to the list and we'll start including you on future meetings & other correspondence. :D

obensource commented 6 years ago

@RichardLitt your thesis work is AMAZING! I can't wait to read more of it. Wonderful work! πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘

Thank you for sharing some of your background, it's really awesome to know more about you! πŸ™Œ

We are insanely stoked to have you with us. +1 to @rachelnicole, please PR yourself on the README, and I can also add you to our i18n team.

Really looking forward to hang with you more in our meetings and such! πŸŽ‰

RichardLitt commented 6 years ago

Thanks @rachelnicole and @obensource :)

RichardLitt commented 6 years ago

Thank you!

Can't wait to contribute.