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Read <<kibana-localization-best-practices>> for details on our localization practices.
Note that we cannot support accepting contributions to the translations from any source other than the translators we have engaged to do the work.
We are still to develop a proper process to accept any contributed translations. We certainly appreciate that people care enough about the localization effort to want to help improve the quality. We aim to build out a more comprehensive localization process for the future and will notify you once contributions can be supported, but for the time being, we are not able to incorporate suggestions.
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