The Blackout Club Wiki:Projects/Translation template

Welcome to the language translation project page for the The Blackout Club Wiki.

Getting Started
The first step to making a translated version of the Wiki is to successfully translate a page. If you wanted to make a language version of the article Bonus Evidence:
 * 1) Create the article
 * 2) Replace "LanguageCode" with the two-character language code for the language (found here - for example, Spanish =  )
 * 3) Be sure to translate the article title, "Bonus Evidence", as well!
 * 4) In a new tab in your browser, open the English version of the article and click  in the upper-right corner of the page. Select everything in the box and copy it. Head back to the language page and paste the original article's content. Now you can translate away!
 * 5) * At the very beginning of the article, add . This will display an informative box to indicate the page belongs to the translation project and will add the article to the language translation category.
 * 6) Come back to this project page and link the article you are translating in the Progress list under Pages being translated to avoid redundant or conflicting translations.
 * 7) * Format your entry as . The 4 tildes will sign your name and put a timestamp with a link to the article you are translating.
 * 8) When you finish translating an article, remove the link from Pages being translated and put it Translated pages under the appropriate language section.

That is it! Now you can pick another article to translate and repeat the process! Remember to keep translated articles up to date when updates release or when new information is added to the English version! Translation articles tend to contribute heavily to clutter on maintenance logs, particularly Special:WantedPages, and as such articles which are sufficiently outdated (no major translation-related activity having taken place) are candidates for deletion to keep maintenance pages clean.

Guidelines

 * Try to preserve the same general style, structure, and syntax as the original page - this will make it easier for everyone, especially you!
 * Be reasonable when translating - do no feel too bound to the word-by-word syntax of the original article if it makes the translation anything but conversationally informative.
 * DO NOT copy-paste text to and from Google Translate and the wiki! Translators should be proficient speakers of the target language. Please have some consideration for semi-fluent and native speakers who will be sent into minute agony upon seeing the bad renditions of articles on their favorite game.
 * Articles in the Player Interactions namespace do not need to be translated at this time.

Help! I can't create new articles!
If you have just signed up and find that the site will not let you contribute new pages right away, do not worry. This is a normal precautionary measure for all new wiki members to avoid bots and vandals spamming and/or destroying the The Blackout Club Wiki. From Wynthyst (Curse staff):
 * "You have to be part of the Autoconfirmed usergroup, which means registering and confirming an email address, waiting 3 days from when you registered, and making 10 other types of edits."

If you continue experiencing issues, please reach out to a Community Administrator.

Where do I sign up?
Add your name by editing the Roster section. Remember to add ~ to the end of your name to mark the date you joined up. Good luck!

Pages being translated (in progress)
Pages in this list that have not been completely translated for 2 - 3 weeks from their time stamp will be considered eligible for deletion to avoid wiki clutter.

Pages that need re-translation
None so far.

Translated pages
Please keep the articles in alphabetical order under the correct subsection.

Untranslated Pages
If you are starting to translate a new page, please remove it from this section and move it to "Pages being translated" with the appropriate link and signature.

Roster
Remember to put ~ after your name when adding it to this list!