Dear L10n Taiwan Community Team,

I hope you are doing well.

It was a pleasure meeting members of the L10n Taiwan Community at COSCUP 2026 at NTUST, Taipei. I really enjoyed learning about the work you are doing around FLOSS localization and the importance of making open-source software more accessible to users in different languages and regions.

I wanted to follow up after COSCUP and ask how the community and the team have been doing. The discussions around localization, upstream contribution, translation workflows, and maintaining high-quality Traditional Chinese support across open-source projects were particularly interesting to me.

I am from India and am actively involved in technology, open source, research, and student-led technical communities. After my experience at COSCUP, I have become very interested in contributing more directly to international open-source communities and in building stronger connections with communities in Taiwan.

I would love to learn more about how I could contribute to the L10n Taiwan Community. I would be interested not only in localization itself, but also in areas such as documentation, testing, tooling, developer workflows, AI-assisted localization, and contributing localization improvements upstream to FLOSS projects.

Since I had the opportunity to meet the community at COSCUP, I would be very happy to continue that conversation and learn how I can get involved, whether through ongoing projects, community discussions, or future events.

Please let me know if there is someone in the community whom I should coordinate with regarding contribution and possible collaboration.

Thank you again for the conversations and for the work you are doing to strengthen FLOSS localization. I really enjoyed my experience at COSCUP and would be glad to stay connected with the L10n Taiwan Community.

Best regards,
Amarendra Pratap Singh
India

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