Draft post to announce the FTC Guide

[steffilazerte]

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[steffilazerte]

@yabellini This is pretty basic. Do you think I should explain more, or summarize more particularly things from the book? Or is this okay as a simple announcement? Let me know what you think. We can also ask Maëlle to be our editor, but I thought you should check it out first.

[yabellini]

Thank you for starting this @steffilazerte 🙏
I did one addition, let me know what you think.

[yabellini]

Suggested change

	To support contributors to translation efforts, we hosted a Portuguese Community Call Portuguese Community Call ( [A comunidade R fala português](/commcalls/translation-portuguese/)) followed by a [mini-translathon](https://latinr.org/en/cronograma/translaton/translaton-en.html) at LatinR.
	To support contributors to translation efforts, we hosted a Portuguese Community Call ( [A comunidade R fala português](/commcalls/translation-portuguese/)) followed by a [mini-translathon](https://latinr.org/en/cronograma/translaton/translaton-en.html) at LatinR.

[yabellini]

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	A mini-hackathon is a short (typically ~2-hour), live, online coworking session designed to help people make their first contributions to open-source software. Participants work on small, well-prepared tasks such as fixing bugs, improving code, or updating documentation. Maintainers and mentors are available in real time to guide them, answer questions, and support the contribution process. The focus is on learning by doing in a collaborative and supportive environment.
	A mini-translathon is a similar short, live coworking session, but focused on translation and localization contributions. Participants review and improve translations of documentation, websites, or other resources. They also work with guidance from mentors and editors, often collaborating in language-specific groups. The goal is to make content accessible in multiple languages while helping newcomers learn translation workflows and tools.

[yabellini]

I think we should explain a little bit what this events are and how are structured to provide context and invite people to read the full guide.