This repository contains all legal documents and their applicable translations. The repository is organize within the docs/ directory, where each subdirectory represents a single legal document. Within a document directory is a series of markdown files, each named for the language the document is written in. For instance, docs/privacy_policy/de.md is the German version of the Marketplace privacy policy.
If you're a member of the legal team, it's easy to get started. First, make sure you're logged in with your Github account. When you have a change which you wish to make, simply find the en-US.md version of the document that you wish to change. Open it and press the Edit button. If you have never gone through this process before, you will be asked to "fork" the repository (you should).
On the edit page, you'll be presented with a "raw" version of the legal document. Edit the text you wish to change. When you are done editing, there will be a section at the bottom of the page to save your work. Under "Commit summary", enter a brief (tweet-length) description of the change(s) you're making. In the "Extended description" field, explain what the changes are and why they're needed. When you're done, commit your changes.
At this point, you'll be presented with a form to submit a pull request. The bottom section of the page will show all of the change you've made to the document, and all you should need to do is press the "Send Pull Request" button.
Once you've submitted a pull request, your colleagues can review the work under the Pull Requests tab on the right-hand side, and a contributor to the repo can merge your changes.
As a localizer, you're encouraged to find and fix translation issues. All document translations should match the precise meaning in the corresponding en-US.md version of the document. Additionally, we're always interested in finding errors in markup, broken links, etc.
File a pull request that updates your locale's markdown file to match the en-US.md version as closely as possible. When you're done, submit a pull request. Someone at Mozilla will review your changes. If there are no problems, your changes will be merged.