Translate MAP related stuff into Chinese

[Kierkegaard]

Have you tried using AI to translate? Traditional old school autotranslation tech can't handle niche lingo and acronyms but modern AI is very good at considering context and translating like a human would, with cultural factors and intent taken into account.

I imagine a lot of mainstream closed source AI would be too moralistic to translate stuff related to MAPs without shutting down though. Maybe try deepseek or another open source AI.

[NeverLoseKibou]

This is a great initiative.

What I would like to see is a site with information including downloadable information about minor attraction, in multiple languages.
I have amassed a mountain of materials, more than I've been able to read and analyse yet, I need to wade through the materials more and organise it. There's actually a lot of relavant material out there, research and books and datasets and a lot of surrounding loosely related materials that all have some bearing on the subject. Offline AI's help a lot but it is worth reading through some of the books and materials out there.

I love the idea of a digital Library of Alexander on the subject, all information compiled in one place with an AI assistant to extract value. Agent skills .md files and training, to really dig into the subject.

[RoosterDance]

I love the idea of a digital Library of Alexander on the subject, all information compiled in one place with an AI assistant to extract value.

I mean, Newgon Wiki is a thing. No AI assistant though.

[NeverLoseKibou]

I love the idea of a digital Library of Alexander on the subject, all information compiled in one place with an AI assistant to extract value.

I mean, Newgon Wiki is a thing. No AI assistant though.

It is, and thank you for the reminder.
It's a wonderful resource I used to use a lot, it should get a lot more love and support.
Even having that translated into other languages would be a mammoth task but would be useful. How well is it maintained? Is there a team keeping it current or is it like Wikipedia and anyone can contribute?