This is a great proposal, and I think there’s something concrete we could do together rather than just a friendly nod.
I’m convening a Sovereign Infrastructure hub: end users running their own connection to Ethereum instead of trusting an RPC provider:
The core of ours is an install clinic: people bring the laptop they already own and leave with software that verifies Ethereum data cryptographically, rather than believing whatever a company’s server tells them. Which is censorship-resistance and privacy as something you install, not something
you’re told about.
Our honest weakness is that we’re English-only. Yours is a hub built to fix exactly that, and you’ve said you want to do the translation work once and leave it behind for regional groups.
So here’s the offer, contingent on our hub being accepted: each participating project produces a one-page quick start for its own software, written for a person rather than a developer: I’d coordinate that and make sure they’re actually plain. Yours to translate, teach from, and keep afterwards, no attribution needed. And if any of your language leads fancied running a clinic session in their own language, we’d host it gladly.
Either way, good luck: this is the hub I’d most like to see happen alongside ours.