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I feel like the help section translation would be good, but is not necesserily 'needed'. If the rest of the site was also translated, I would see more of a point, however, if the majority of the site is only in English, people will still need to be able to read English to participate.

In terms of thinking about the sort of situation where someone can read, but not 'fluently' or quickly, I can totally see the possibility of a sort of; 'oh no, big chunk of text, I don't really want to read it' OR 'it will take me too long to read this' mentality. Which is likely larger if someone is not very fluent in a language, and they see a huge chunk of text in said language. I have seen a large amount of posts with people asking basic things about the site and rules, who seemed to have not been native English speakers, so translated rules for this sort of scenario may be useful.

Hence my response to the poll is 'Sure' :P

Well, there are some translations of the FAQ [Most of them out of date] in Spanish, Polish, Korean, German, Italian, Romanian, Bulgarian, Danish, Dutch, Swedish, Portuguese, Lithuanian, Hebrew, Serbian and Indonesian. I assume some people doesn't know how to search, and/or doesn't care about at all.

I am pretty sure czech transate won't happen :/

I always assumed people would just use google translate. It has worked good for me every time I needed it, but i haven't had to use it that much. Does is not translate good enough?

I do not speak English,but I don't expect the page to be translated to my mother tongue,because there are few users in my country.

I always translate the page, right click and translate,....
of course I would have a lot of ideas but I won't publish it because I'm sure I wouldn't understand because of a grammatical error....
I speak Hungarian and German, English has no place in my head anymore:))
sorry about my english if you not understand:)))

i don't need them, but i'm sure some people would be grateful (some people missed empathy classes when they were young).

on the other hand, it's extra work for everyone involved when cg updates the rules.

I've always thought of FAQ translation as a good idea but still we have to face 2 main downsides imo:

1. First is the one Mully is talking about: if CG updates the rules then every and each translator has to cooperate and if s/he fails to do so the only solution (not to have potentially contradicting rules, if one language is updated and another is not) would be to cut out that translation until its update.
2. Even if the X speaking user reads the rules in his/her X language and understands them correctly and thoroughly (absolutely not to be taken for granted, even with a flawless translation), this community is still a mainly english-speaking one. He would surely be able to interact with X speaking groups and posts written in X, but that would still be 0,1% (probably even less) of SG.