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Not sure if it is best placed here or at kubernetes/website.
Issue 1
The German language is in most cases ether using a masculine or feminine ending of a word.
Small example:
- EN: "As contributor you have to follow the code of conduct."
- DE: "Als Beitragender/e musst du dem Verhaltenscodex folgen."
As shown above, in DE we can't express a role, person, job etc. in a neutral way.
ToDos:
- Collect potential terminology (by newspaper, magazines, blogs)
- Discuss and pick with the German i18n team a terminology
- Extend Germany Style Guide
- Scan German i18n and adjust the wording
I don't expect that we use person-oriented sentences in too many places and is most likely in the community/contribution area focused. Even more, it is important to be inclusive.
Issue 2
Check for master/slave terminology and align with the list of harmful words.
Potentially we have to do this for Germany too and write a list of harmful words.
ToDos:
- Align with wg-nameing on harmful words
- Scan German i18n for harmful wording
- Prepare a writeup for i18n harmful words and add the reference to the style guide
cc'ed Jim as we should keep this topic in mind for kubernetes/website#22960
/cc @jimangel @rlenferink @bene2k1
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