free-programming-books/HOWTO.md
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Added links to korean docs (#5837)
* Implemented code of conduct korean translation

* Implemented CONTRIBUTING korean translation

* Implemented HOWTO korean translation

* Added English link

* Reverted MD syntax formatting

* Revert MD syntax

* Added HOWTO-kr links

* Fixed new line & anchors

* Fixed CoC

* chore(docs): fix all annoying markdown problems

Finish review EbookFoundation/free-programming-books#5837

* chore(docs): fix all annoying markdown problems

Finish review EbookFoundation/free-programming-books#5837

* Removed duplicated korean translation

* Revert bad md formatting

* Fixed inconsistencies

* Fixed indentation

* Added missing korean links

Co-authored-by: David Ordás <3125580+davorpa@users.noreply.github.com>
2021-11-03 11:04:36 -04:00

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Read this in other languages: [Français](HOWTO-fr.md), [Español](HOWTO-es.md), [Filipino](HOWTO-fil.md), [简体中文](HOWTO-zh.md), [हिन्दी](HOWTO-hi.md), [繁體中文](HOWTO-zh_TW.md), [Português (BR)](HOWTO-pt_BR.md), [فارسی](HOWTO-fa_IR.md), [Русский](HOWTO-ru.md), [Deutsch](HOWTO-de.md), [Bahasa Indonesia](HOWTO-id.md), [Tiếng Việt](HOWTO-vi.md), [عربي](HOWTO-ar.md), [Українська](HOWTO-uk.md), [한국어](HOWTO-ko.md).
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