🌐 Multilingual Update Suspended

🌐Translated Page

This passage is translated from its Simplified Chinese edition. Original edition shall prevail if divergence exists.

Due to frequently technical adjustment of the blog currently, the maintenance of the program of other languages are suspended until the structure of the blog is set stably. During the suspension, non-simplified Chinese pages are inaccessible.

When the maintenance resumed, I will firstly re-translate all the content and make changes according to the language it uses. After the translation, the synchronous update will be resumed.

Q & A

Q: Can I still access the blog during the technical adjustments?
A: You can always access the main language version of this blog, and the technical adjustments won’t restrict your access to the main language version. We apologize for any disruptions to your reading experience during the technical adjustments. If you find any issues with the site, please submit an issue in our community.

Q: What does the technical adjustment involve?
A: Art asset changes, page behavior optimizations, blog structure adjustments, commenting functionality, new features, and more. I’m also exploring writing a local management program to streamline workflow.

Q: How long will the technical adjustments last?
A: Not sure yet, but based on my plans, it shouldn’t last long. New major technical updates will be posted on the blog so readers can keep up to date.

Q: I want to continue helping with article translations during the maintenance period. Is that still possible?
A: Of course! You can always join our community to translate articles or submit new language requests. All review work will continue, but the additional language versions will only be available once the technical adjustments are complete.

Q: Will the Simplified Chinese version continue to receive updates during this technical adjustment period?
A: Absolutely! You don’t have to worry about the main language articles being discontinued due to technical issues. In fact, technical issues themselves can be the source of new articles!