Who makes LibreOffice? And who can get involved to make it even better? The answer is – everyone! For instance, the Nepalese LibreOffice community spent much of April 2018 localising the software, and at the end of the month, they had a fun meetup:

Saroj Dhakal summarised what they did:
- The FOSS Nepal Community and Kathmandu University Open Source Club participated in and co-organised the event
- For translations of LibreOffice, participants reduced the number of critical error strings from over 9000 down to 3808
- LibreOffice Online was completely localised during this event
- The number of active contributors increased from 2 to 35

At the end of the event, participants received a certificate, thanking them for their help:

So, great work by the Nepalese community!…


