Andriy Poznakhovskyy, Head of Customer Support in CrowdIn was quick to respond and offer to help get CrowdIn support back on Utopian, shortly after Utopian announced dropping it. Isn't this love?
Utopian.io has recently announced dropping CrowdIn support due to difficulties in properly reviewing contributions, and due to the lack of a CrowdIn API to help scale the moderation process.
Just after the announcement Andriy Poznakhovskyy, Head of Customer Support in CrowdIn, replied to the tweet.
Not only did CrowdIn get in touch directly, but we also received numerous messages from project owners interested in Utopian's continued support for CrowdIn contributions. We couldn't be happier!
Utopian.io is working hard to resume accepting CrowdIn translations as soon as possible and we will work directly with CrowdIn to scale the moderation process.
Contributors will be happy to know Utopian.io will apply the best possible short term solution to re-enable CrowdIn contribution submission as early as next week, while working on long term interoperability solutions, and a deeper integration of CrowdIn contribution and collaboration in Utopian.
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