Rules for publishing translations?

Question

Machine translation from one language to another

“There is a special type of publication “Translations” for translations, it is not enough to put “Translations” in the hub.”

Doesn't the rule itself say that the system is wrong? If a person, when publishing, indicates somewhere in one place that this is a translation, why does the system not understand this the first time?
Administrators, instead of inventing complex rules, simplify the system.

Answer 1

It seems to me that the translation hub has become obsolete as such, because the article says something, and this something refers to other hubs, and translation is a characteristic that should be marked with the flags “translation”, “from the sandbox”.

Answer 2

You must have misunderstood The Inner Voice: some people post topics in the Translations hub, but don't specify the appropriate topic type, creating a mess and getting more money in the PPA.
Obviously, it is not necessary to publish in the "Translations" hub.

Answer 3

The problem is that for Transfers, invites are also sometimes given out. You cannot send a topic in the “translation” style to an invite, and when publishing it, you can only tick the box that this is a “tutorial”, but you cannot mark that this is a translation. Now, if when editing such topics it was possible to assign them the “translation” style, there would be less problems imo

Answer 4

“For translations there is a special type of publication “Translations” Where? How to install it? How do I get the blue translation tab to appear? Searched everything! When editing a post, I can specify which hub to refer it to, indicate that this is a training material and set tags. Nothing else is possible.