Reading between the lines, it seems obvious that Mozilla wishes to stop funding localization.
Translations aren't even that expensive, especially relative to the cost of producing the docs in the first place. It hurts me to see MDN so starved of resources that they can't pay for even that small piece.
MDN has been key to so many people's technical education. High-quality web documentation is an essential resource for those looking to elevate themselves into a technical career these days.
Much of the world (20%, according to their own research) is set to lose access to this vital body of knowledge.
Translations aren't even that expensive, especially relative to the cost of producing the docs in the first place. It hurts me to see MDN so starved of resources that they can't pay for even that small piece.
MDN has been key to so many people's technical education. High-quality web documentation is an essential resource for those looking to elevate themselves into a technical career these days.
Much of the world (20%, according to their own research) is set to lose access to this vital body of knowledge.