 So, I'm Iguolope, I'm a core member of the Lingua Libre project and today I will talk to you about the current transformation our community have to go through. So, basically I will not introduce completely Lingua Libre, Lingua Libre just to make it quick. It's a project to record very fast, rapidly, a lot of words in one language. So, you come with a list of words or you load a list of words on the website and you read them one by one in Siri and so you can record about 800 words per hour. You have the link, you have the link to the service in the other pad and in the Wikipedia. So, why do we do this? We do this in my personal experience. My motivation is because my ancestor languages have been disappeared. I don't speak it. It has been erased by the French government. In France and in other country, we have a lot of local, cultural and linguistic activists who want to keep their language because it's an important part of their identity. How we want to do this? Lingua Libre's mission is to document all language and voices. What we mean by that is depending on the case, we have different priorities. In the case of France, we were aiming at local accents because in the north of France, in the south of France, we have different pronunciations which are typical to the areas, the regions. And we wanted to preserve this difference because this difference is disappearing. In other instance, we also are in France, disappearing local language. 100 years ago, we had 25 languages in France, now we have something like five languages which are still alive and most of the other languages are called accents and local language. We also have in mind that this tool can be spent to the world for all languages which are in this country. So we have to fight back, we have to document them and if possible we have to revitalize them. Lingua Libre as a tool to record the words can help to create dictionary, e-learning tools and to revitalize those endangered languages. So, by example, when if I go to a small community, we are in touch with some smaller communities and as a foreigner speaking some major languages like English and French, I can either go to this space and ask them to speak this macro language. Then I'm an active part of destroying their language or I could learn their local language if I have suitable resources to learn their local language at least a basic 1000 words. And then I become an active actor for keeping their language alive. So that's a philosophy behind Lingua Libre. In the past four years, the strategy was to first develop for friends with our local community which was leading the way. And then by demonstrating the use of the tool for French accent and for French local languages, we wanted to create a demonstrator for other languages. And that's what we did, other way it came. But the limitation we saw in the past two years is naturally by simple statistics. Most of the incoming new language which are quite successful are the largest language like Polish, Italian, Bengali, Odia. Some language which have something like 50 million speakers. These are leading the way. But this is the first thing, the macro language, the big language are taking the place. And now for French which is the largest of our contribution, we are reaching a plateau and we don't have any more contribution because all the world were recorded. So we have a crisis of contribution within our community with the largest language slowing down and we are not fully successful at onboarding smaller languages. We have to work on this. And also a second critical issue is with the development of the expansion of our usage, we add the new model. They also have lack of internet. They have a lower internet literacy rate. So the people which know the language are not able to contribute. We have new technical and social challenge that we are not present for the larger language and are present for the smaller language and the more marginalized language. So now we also have a crisis, a technical crisis like with some bugs occurring on a mobile platform. And we have to revamp our, we have to renew our tool on these two aspects, the technical side and the methodology to approach those communities. So, excuse me. So right now we are on the technical side, we have been doing Akaton and things to revamp our stack. And also on the methodology we have documented on the wiki ways to make a workshop based on the experience with small age in Amazonia. We find out problem of literacy, even their language are not normalized. So the speaker difficulties to read the world which are using a new writing system. We have these kind of challenges. We have also simply challenge to access those communities. So we need volunteer to, we can make, we can create a contact point with those minority languages. Closer to them, we cannot start a Lizzie's conference. We have, we need people across the world, Wikimedia, who make the binding between those village and small communities. And the tool, which are the tools and the documentation which are on online on the only way.org. So that's globally the situation we have right now with this slowdown of the core French community. The appearance of, of bugs from mobile mobile device and the need to develop to implement new methodology, which are basically a field language stick. With the need of volunteer field language, contact people which can go to these communities. This is for the global problematic of our project, the dynamic we have right now. I think we have to make a push exactly in this direction. That means more outreach to have smaller language, to have other Wikimedia chatter, in Africa and South East Asia, where there is a lot of n-tape linguistic resource, which need to be documented if we want to revitalize, to support and to revitalize these languages. This being said, I was not able to share my screen, but on the Wikimedia, Wikimania, sorry, page, I added some resources, which are interesting to browse. So I will share them with you if I find a way. But basically it's on Wikimania.wikimedia.org and lingualibre pivoting to diversity. But the map, by example, which displays from the data and these kind of things, all our users, they are categorized by number of contribution and you can see the base we have toward Europe. And that's the issue we have to fight. We have to move away from Europe and to those other areas which have the most diverse linguistic resources. Also, I will add to this page a few applications we made in learning applications to learn languages. We do our best to serve the local community by helping them with methodology, creating a list of words, recording them and pushing to have a multimedia learning service. Basically a list of words with translation in the local contact language. So by example, for Surui, we will have Surui, which is a small language with 2,000 speakers. Portuguese and the audio file. And you can browse this list and learn the word depending on your need. So when you interact with the community, you can use their language. And you are not part of the flow which westernizes these communities and makes this language disappear. I will share more resources on the Wikimedia page and you are welcome to browse them, to come to linguelibrator.org and to interact with us to maybe add your language or think about possible questions. Thank you everyone. Question?