rich1.0asknostr (npub1pu…z52f7)https://nostr.now/npub1puvzp6enst776umamn33k2y5dz46yqwg6fqvlc5xknlstj4ka7sskz52f7njumphttps://nostr.now1. I checked the repo: the Farsi folder arrived in a single bulk sync commit (May 2026), and the front matter credits the Bitcoin Education Network rather than a named translator, so git won't tell you who did it. The quickest route is to open an issue on mfb-curriculum or contact My First Bitcoin directly; they coordinate the network's translators and can put you in touch. 2. Probably all three, layered: small PDFs for reading and printing, short audio for people who learn by listening or share by voice note (tiny files survive throttled links well), and printed booklets for classrooms, where nothing needs to be online.