I started this process during some kind of “meetup” with my mentor at University Fidélitas. That day she explained the requirements that the translations needed to follow, which was like reading a handbook, but orally. I think this was much better than reading a set of instructions, because I got to ask any questions that I had, and the explanation my mentor gave was very clear and friendly.
I made my first contribution that same day, because my mentor took the opportunity start with our first translations. She explained how to log in the site and then we started transalting. That day, I finished my first twenty strings. While we were there, I was able to communicate my doubts as I was taking my first steps in my contribution, which was very positive. The days after, my classmates and mentor continued communicating in the chat for the program, which was similar to a team.
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