I’m not a programmer, but I still want to contribute translations. I looked at the contributing guidelines, and found the link I’m looking for, except the page is not found. I assume it’s because of the site rework?
There are several ways to contribute to Audacity:
## Developing
Audacity is mostly coded in C++. You'll need to be at least somewhat comfortable in it to start contributing code.
If you want to develop Audacity:
* Build instructions can be found in the BUILDING.md
* [Coding standards](https://audacity.gitbook.io/dev/getting-started/coding-standards) and other info on the process can be found [in the dev resources](https://audacity.gitbook.io/dev/).
* You will need to [sign the CLA](https://www.audacityteam.org/cla/) to contribute code.
* If you need help, you can ask in the [Audacity dev discord](https://discord.gg/N3XKxzTrq3).
### Developing Plug-ins
Audacity supports a wide variety of plug-in APIs, namely [Nyquist](https://manual.audacityteam.org/man/nyquist.html), LV2, Audio Units (macOS only) and VST2 effects. These plug-ins generally won't be shipped as part of Audacity, but they still may be a tremendous help for Audacity users.
## Testing / Finding bugs
You can download current development builds in the [Actions tab on Github](https://github.com/audacity/audacity/actions). These builds are tied to certain pull requests. As a rule of thumb: If it's not yet merged, report any broken things you find which might be a result of the pull request directly as a comment on the pull request. If the code has been merged, [make a new bug in the issue tracker](https://github.com/audacity/audacity/issues/new/choose).
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I’m also wondering, as someone who doesn’t really know how to work with Git, will there be a Weblate instance or Crowdin project?