Gerhard pointed out that there's quite a bit of traffic on Drupal.org that is comes through Google's translate service.
http://74.125.93.104/translate_c 2722 0.3 % 18453 1.4 %
http://209.85.135.104/translate_c 2602 0.3 % 29811 2.3 %
http://66.102.9.104/translate_c 2453 0.3 % 21770 1.6 %
http://72.14.235.104/translate_c 1391 0.1 % 11665 0.9 %
http://209.85.171.104/translate_c 511 0 % 4213 0.3 %
http://203.208.39.99/translate_c 271 0 % 2378 0.1 %
http://203.208.37.104/translate_c 206 0 % 2350 0.1 %
http://74.125.91.104/translate_c 94 0 % 490 0 %
http://203.208.33.101/translate_c 77 0 % 1083 0 %
What could we do to help with translation?

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Interesting idea.
Perhaps include autotranslations of every page into the biggest five languages. These translations could be freely editable by authenticated users -- perhaps in a wikilike system -- so those with motivation and knowledge of the target language could improve the site at their leisure.
(By the way, your links are broken.)
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