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Many language communities are self organising and have their contact channels on diverse systems. It would be cool to keep a list of them so that when someone wants to get in contact they know where to go. Here are a couple to start with:
- General:
- Bashqort (
ba
): - Belarusian (
be
): - Bengali (
bn
): - Cantonese (
yue
): - Catalan (
ca
): - Czech (
cs
): - Dhivehi (
dv
): - Esperanto (
eo
): - French (
fr
): - German (
de
): - Georgian (
ka
) - Guaraní (
gn
): - Italian (
it
): - Kiswahili (
sw
): - Korean (
ko
): - Traditional Chinese (Mandarin) (
zh-TW
) & Taiwanese (nan-TW
): - Turkic Interlingua (
cv
,tt
,ky
,kk
,tr
,sah
): - Turkic++ LR for Common Voice (
ab
,alt
,az
,ba
,tr
,sah
,ug
,uz
): - Turkish (
tr
) - Uzbek (
uz
):