Can a KIIS be translated by a CSP at the request of a prospective investor?

In which language should the KIIS, the KIIS at platform level and marketing communications be prepared?

Article 23, paragraphs 2, 8, 11 and 12 of Regulation (EU) 2020/1503 (hereinafter, 'ECSPR') set out the requirements regarding the preparation of the KIIS, its publication on the crowdfunding platform and the verification that needs to be undertaken to ensure the completeness, correctness and clarity of the information it contains.
We would appreciate if the European Commission could clarify the respective responsibilities of the project owner and the crowdfunding service provider in respect of those requirements, in particular with respect to offers made in more than one Member State.

Article 21(6), second subparagraph of Regulation (EU) 2020/1503 (hereinafter, 'ECSPR') provides that "prospective non-sophisticated investors and non-sophisticated investors shall not be prevented from investing in crowdfunding projects [...]".
We would appreciate if the European Commission could clarify its interpretation regarding the perimeter of this prohibition set out in Article 21(6), second subparagraph, and notably confirm that this prohibition does not apply to the situation referred to in Article 21(7), notably when a prospective non-sophisticated investor fails to prove to the crowdfunding service provider that she/he understands the investment and its risks.

Article 3(3) of Regulation (EU) 2020/1503 (hereinafter, 'ECSPR') provides that "crowdfunding service providers shall not pay or accept any remuneration, discount or non-monetary benefit for routing investors' orders to a particular crowdfunding offer made on their crowdfunding platform or to a particular crowdfunding offer made on a third-party crowdfunding platform".
We would appreciate if the European Commission could clarify its interpretation of the term 'routing of orders' and confirm that, considering the embedded risk of conflicts of interest and the associated serious investor protection concerns associated with such practices, the prohibition set out in Article 3(3) applies broadly to any form of specifically directing prospective investors to a particular crowdfunding offer.