This is a heroic effort, but we really don't encourage any attempt at direct manual translation of the entire documentation site — if we thought that was a good idea, we would've left the localization pages enabled. We strongly feel that machine translation is good enough at this point — certainly for going between English and French — that people are better off using machine translation (e.g., using Chrome or Safari's built-in feature, or an extension in Firefox) to read the official documentation, which is precisely worded and constantly updated. As I'm sure you know, we also have over a hundred knowledge base articles, and we're writing more all the time, and it just doesn't make sense to try to keep up with those.

As I said when we disabled the localization pages:

We'd encourage communities that want to maintain documentation in other languages to create more manageable usage guides elsewhere without trying to mirror the full breadth, detail, and up-to-dateness of the official documentation.

Maintaining manual translations of the most important pages might make sense, if you can commit to keeping them regularly updated, but mirroring the whole site just isn't something we think anyone should be trying to do.