What do I need to be able to use Scripture Forge Drafting?
The drafting tool uses parallel texts that you’ve already translated to extend your translation in the same style to new rough drafts for other books. When you first visit the Generate Draft page, you’ll fill out a form to sign up for drafting. You’ll need to provide information about your project, language, source text(s), and books that have already been completed. Most teams are able to generate usable drafts after completing about 8,000 verses.

How can I allow members of the language community to provide feedback on the translation?
Click on the Share icon while editing a translation or from the Questions & answers page to invite others to join the project as commenters or community checkers. Commenters can view the translation draft and add notes to any verse. Community checkers can answer pre-written questions and comment only on the questions and answers.

How can I import questions for community checking?
In addition to creating questions individually, you can import questions from a spreadsheet and from Transcelerator. See detailed instructions at Help > Using Community Checking

Find more help information on our Help pages and the Scripture Software Community site.