New release of the Standard

[Ainali]

🎉 Yesterday, we created a new release of the Standard for Public Code!

Changes

In this minor bump, to 0.3.0, we particularly added requirements for localization and strengthened requirements for documenting governance. You can see the full changelog at: https://github.com/publiccodenet/standard/releases/tag/0.3.0

Updating translations

The link above is also a great place to start to see what needs to be updated in a translation. The button Compare in the top-right corner can be used to select the version of the current translation and see what has changed since then. For example, the Spanish translation, which is of version 0.2.1, has these changes (switch to the Files changedtab above the list of commits). Unfortunately, there is no way to filter out files that do not need to be translated, but those can just be skipped when translating.

[Ainali]

Ping @ejortegau @maurosr @AlbaRoza and @clausmullie who all were involved in the Spanish translation. There is no obligation for you to do anything, but if you like to keep the translation up-to-date, I hope the instructions above are helpful. If there are any questions, I'm here to help!

[Ainali]

We have released 0.4.1 and noteworthy is that the diagrams are now also translatable, making it possible to get a fully translated standard.

[Ainali]

Pinging again for the 0.7.0 release. Since the last translation there are some substantial text changes as the sections Why this important have been totally transformed and the What this does not do has been removed.

[Ainali]

Pinging again for the 0.7.1 release. While a minor release, there are plenty of word clarifications in this release that might make translations more clear.