Drupal Developer Survey 2025 Seeks Translators for Global Participation

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The Drupal Developer Survey is set to return in 2025, aiming to gather insights from the global Drupal community. Last year, the survey was available in six languages and received responses from 65 countries. To increase accessibility and participation, Ironstar’s Michael Richardson has called for volunteers to help translate the survey into additional languages.

Developers proficient in languages other than English are encouraged to contribute to the translation effort, which must be completed within February. Translators will receive public recognition, contribution credits, and a personal offer from Richardson for a beverage at a DrupalCon event.

The survey will be open from March 10 to April 20, making timely translations crucial to ensuring broader representation across Drupal communities worldwide. Those unable to assist with translations are encouraged to help spread the word.

Interested volunteers can add their details to the translation volunteers spreadsheet: Google Sheet.

Find Michael Richardson's LinkedIn post here.

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