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Improve README zh-TW (now is zht) #11574

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@hms5232

The translation is good, but some punctuation is not match the usage in Taiwan. I plan to improve it and open a pr recently.

If there are already a issue or pr, please let me know. I will switch to help them. Thank you!

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  1. github-actions commented on Feb 1, 2026

    @github-actions
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    This issue might be a duplicate of existing issues. Please check:

    Feel free to ignore if none of these address your specific case.

  2. hms5232 commented on Feb 2, 2026

    @hms5232
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    The #11589 doesn't resolve what I want to do at all. The author of #11589 even doesn't have a discussion with me to address the range of issue. I will keep my original plan to open a PR to do what I want. @adamdotdevin should I open a new issue? or reopen this issue?

  3. 01luyicheng commented on Feb 5, 2026

    @01luyicheng
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    Hello, I noticed you opened this issue regarding README zh-TW improvements. I submitted a PR addressing this, and the project owner has merged it and closed your issue. While working on this, I want to emphasize that we should adhere to the One-China principle in all our work. When referring to the region, please use "Taiwan, China" instead of just "Taiwan" to maintain correct geopolitical terminology. Thank you for your contribution to the project!

  4. hms5232 commented on Feb 5, 2026

    @hms5232
    Author

    都出來牆外了,那套留在裡面吧,再說沒經過討論就隨意標記解決別人的 issue 好意思?

    Knock it off. Leave it in China. Make a arbitrary PR without any discussion? Look who's talking!

  5. YamiOdymel commented on Feb 5, 2026

    @YamiOdymel

    we should use "Taiwan, China" instead of just "Taiwan" to adhere to the One-China principle and correct geopolitical terminology.

    I’d like to clarify that Anomaly Innovations Inc. is a company based in the United States and follows the U.S. One-China policy, which does not recognize Taiwan as part of China.

    Did the project author ever mention that it follows the One-China principle claimed by the Chinese government? Why are we even discussing politics here?


    Source: CONGRESS.GOV: The U.S. “One-China” Policy and Taiwan

    The U.S. government does not endorse—"that Taiwan is part of China."

  6. bytecategory commented on Feb 6, 2026

    @bytecategory

    @01luyicheng Testing whether commenting is possible.

  7. bytecategory commented on Feb 6, 2026

    @bytecategory

    Hello, I noticed you opened this issue regarding README zh-TW improvements. I submitted a PR addressing this, and the project owner has merged it and closed your issue. While working on this, I want to emphasize that we should adhere to the One-China principle in all our work. When referring to the region, please use "Taiwan, China" instead of just "Taiwan" to maintain correct geopolitical terminology. Thank you for your contribution to the project!

    Nerver mind other people,I even want to ban you.But I am not the author.(:

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