DuckDuckGo, alternative to google, is open for translation.

[jan_kale]

[zeme]

I did the exact same thing this morning
It's a small world!

[jan_kale]

The languages have been added! I've begun slowly filling in translations, but it would be a much better work if done by many people. There is a system where we can vote on the best way to translate things.

[janMato]

Help! I can't find where the toki pona localization string page (or what ever it is) is located. I was looking in the github repo.

[zeme]

https://dukgo.com/base/welcome
Click on the red box, and then on DuckDuckGo Core.
Make sure you don't translate the sections that have a "Translations of other users" box unless your translation is an improvement.

[Jan KoAla]

toki pona needs a flag!
toki pona li wile jo e len ma!

[jan_kale]

[zeme]

Yeah, I told them to use these famfamfamy flags I made for WikiLang:
I've sent them an email asking when they'll appear, but I didn't get a reply yet.
I'm sure patience will do the trick, though.

[Jan KoAla]

a, pona. tenpo la toki pona li wilo jo e ilo ISO taso !

ah, good. Then, toki pona just needs an ISO coding !

The flag does look good though, and jumping on duckduckgo could be a fun way to gain more exposure. Although doing the translations I'm seeing the need for practical numbers again, but it's no big deal.

pali pona !

[Kuti]

no ISO code yet, only "art" for artificial language