Is it okay to add translations of readme.md to Korean and Japanese?

[foreverfl]

This is my first contribution to an open source project.

I would like to translate the description on this page, add buttons for the translated pages, and send a PR for merging.

Would that be possible?

[ChristianMurphy]

Welcome to the unified and remark community @foreverfl! We're happy to have you.

This is my first contribution to an open source project.

Welcome to contributing to open source!
How did you hear about remark? Is it something you are using on a project?

I would like to translate the description on this page

Which page is the page you are referring to?

I would like to translate the description on this page [...] to Korean and Japanese

Translations are something I'm open to, but cautious about, and personally wouldn't recommend as a first contribution to remark/unified.

My caution is I am not fluent in either of these languages and wouldn't really be able to review.
And I'm cautious approving any changes which I don't understand and couldn't maintain myself.
Perhaps others from @remarkjs/contributors would be more comfortable?

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Another option for a first contribution would be looking through issues labelled help wanted https://github.com/search?q=org%3Aremarkjs+label%3A%22help+wanted+%F0%9F%99%8F%22+is%3Aopen&type=issues&ref=advsearch
And seeing if there are any you would be interested and comfortable solving.

[wooorm]

I am also very cautious. The hard part of open source is maintaining things. Not writing them once.
To accept translations, I think we’d need an active community around that language first.

unified is also 100s of projects. An immense job. Already hard to keep it all up to date in English.

[remcohaszing]

I prefer not to add translations. It’s hard to keep translations up-to-date for languages the maintainers speak. It’s even harder for languages we don’t speak. Automated translations by a browser extension are probably better than manual unmaintained translations.

[foreverfl]

I have used react-markdown in the blog I developed, and when customizing it, I used remark.

After reading all the comments, I understood how difficult it is to keep the documentation up to date.

For now, I have forked some of the remark/rehype repositories.

The translation of the documentation will be done in my forked repositories.

If there is something I want to contribute, I'll send a PR.

Thanks for answering my question.