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The document proposes MoZH, a platform to help resolve translation problems between simplified and traditional Chinese on Mozilla. MoZH would create an integrated translation system where additions in one locale would be automatically suggested for the others. This would allow improved cooperation between Chinese localization teams and provide localized Firefox experiences for different Chinese-speaking regions. However, getting cooperation between teams and building the technical system would be challenging.
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