On Fri, Aug 6, 2010 at 5:56 PM, David Gerard <dgerard(a)gmail.com> wrote:
On 6 August 2010 18:47, Michael Galvez
<michaelcg(a)gmail.com> wrote:
3. We acquire dictionaries on limited licenses
from other parties. In
general, while we can surface this content on our own sites (e.g., Google
Translate, Google Dictionary, Google Translator Toolkit), we don't have
permission to donate that data to other sites.
And the data that GTTK gathers from its use in Wikipedia translations?
What would need to happen for that to start coming back, in a usable
form?
The translated segments are available to all translators in Translator
Toolkit. When other volunteers use Translator Toolkit to translate other
Wikipedia articles, the segments will be available to them.
Following interwiki links and suggesting parent
categories is a bit of
work
and unlikely to be implemented soon. We can
disable category translation
if
that helps - can you confirm if that's OK?
As I vaguely recall from someone posting study results on the
question, not all interwiki links are good, but ones that are a 1:1
match generally seem to be.
(I frequently use Wikipedia interwiki links as a guide to translating
single words casually.)
- d.
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