"TS up to standard"? Eh, as long as you don't split words (even monosyllabic!) in utterly moronic places, realise how it's better to give preference to words rather than crowbar English words into Japanese bubbles at any and all cost, remember basic punctuation rules (like where the line-breaking hyphen goes and where it doesn't go), you're pretty much golden.
I've seen much worse from "established" groups and typesetters that produced garbage where reading it made you almost feel neurons killing themselves in self-defense.
Either way, take this as the hobby it is. It's not a job, you owe nobody. The only standards you should meet are your own, and those simply come with pride in your own creation.