Hello! I'm a Chinese and have been a regular visitor to this site for quite some time now... and you can imagine how thrilled I was when I read this! I think the logo is really nice and the translation is OK (not great, but OK)... still, I prefer this site. After all, why read the translated version when I know English?
Anyway, thumbs up to the creator of "è°·æŒæ²»å°"! :) |
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it will be great news for us Chinese readers, interesting & exciting! |
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anyway, hands on chinese version of GB |
Of course, with a by-nc license they didn't need your permission :) |
Exactly Brian! All you need to do is put the translations in a non-commercial environment, and cite the source + the Creative Commons license. It'd be cool if more translations pop up. I'm also open to discuss commercial translations. |
--This qualifies as a plug for my blog...the useful kind-- I love the idea of providing content in multiple languagues so I created a little HTML/Javascript widget to translate a webpage using Google Translate. Right now, I'm rocking 11 languages. http://forwarddevelopment.blogspot.com/2006/12/add-translation-tool-to-your-blog.html
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Is the writer your wife? :)
trackback: http://ya.iyee.cn/2007/01/why-i-dont-like-chinese-blogosphere.html |
According to the quality, it looks like some sort of translation machine behind... |
No, it's hand-translated. |