Hi Eleri,
Right now we don't from which languages we will get narrative responses. Once we figure it out, we will employ different channels to recruit translators. We will certainly post it on this list, and keep you in loop. I am sure Casey, James and Alex have some other ideas that I am not aware of.
Mani

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Wikimedia Foundation
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On 3/12/11 8:46 AM, Eleri James wrote:
Hmm, why do I have the sinking feeling that the community might end up being me for cy?:-)

When you know how you are going to go about recruiting translators to english for the survey, could you post a notice about this on this list, unless you are going to post on every Wikipedia community page on languages which need translators?

Regards,
Eleri

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From: Mani Pande <mpande@wikimedia.org>
Subject: Re: [Translators-l] Wikipedia Editors Survey 2011
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Date: Saturday, 12 March, 2011, 16:05

Hi Eleri,
We would have to rely on the community to translate them.
Mani
Mani Pande, PhD
Head of Global Development Research
Wikimedia Foundation
Twitter: manipande
Skype: manipande
          

On 3/12/11 3:28 AM, Eleri James wrote:
There are 2 questions in the survey requiring a narrative response, and another 7 which may have a narrative response. How will these be translated back into English?

Eleri James

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