MarkDilley (not registered) Wed 16 of Jan, 2008 23:34 GMT
I would like to follow this weblog looking thing, and would like discreet rss feed for it, not the wiki recent changes. what do you think about that? Best, MarkDilley
Re: RSS feed for this weblog looking thing
Anonymous Fri 14 of Nov, 2008 20:45 GMT
> I would like to follow this weblog looking thing, and would like discreet rss feed for it, not the wiki recent changes. what do you think about that? Best, MarkDilley
yes me too
Great idea!
marclaporte Thu 31 of Jan, 2008 11:56 GMT
Hi Mark,
The front page may look like a blog but it's in fact a wiki page. Tiki does have a blogging feature but it's not turned on here. (maybe later)
> If you guys want people to use this magnificent tool, you should be more careful about your translations, including grammar and spelling.
>
> Bienbenido is not Bienbenido, but bienvenido. It really looks bad.
>
> Otherwise, chapeau.
Dear Laura:
You are very right! This page name must have been written by a non-Spanish speaker/writer!
Take note that from now onwards any registered user to this site can rename pages. I hope you can help us keep the content correct concerning gramar and spelling!
Cheers
Xavi
Project phase
fransua Mon 23 of Jun, 2008 15:05 GMT
Hi,
I am now evaluating the benefits of your work for my client (OHIM) which attended the last JIAMCATT meeting in marrakech.
Is this web site the only place where your project is implemented at the moment? I understand so far we can not install any TikiWiki that incorporates those highly interesting translation features...? I installed a TikiWiki engine but can not seem to find this set of features...
When will those capabilities be implemented for their use by anyone installing a TikiWiki?
> Hi,
>
> I am now evaluating the benefits of your work for my client (OHIM) which attended the last JIAMCATT meeting in marrakech.
>
> Is this web site the only place where your project is implemented at the moment? I understand so far we can not install any TikiWiki that incorporates those highly interesting translation features...? I installed a TikiWiki engine but can not seem to find this set of features...
>
> When will those capabilities be implemented for their use by anyone installing a TikiWiki?
>
> Thanx for your great work!
>
> François Magendie.
Since some weeks ago, you can download and use the last stable version of Tikiwiki, which is Tiki 2 and comes bundled with the "Cross Lingual Wiki Engine".
This video was made because wiki web sites are easy to use, but hard to describe.
Please note, why a Web 2.0 Wiki has more advantages as compared to mere Web 1.0 e-Mail use in the case of group collaboration, and especially why the Web 2.0 Wiki approach supersedes a hierarchical or a traditional Gutenberg/Tayloristic processing structure.
rockiller - a thriller to wiki-translate in english
Joe Santangelo (not registered) Fri 27 of Feb, 2009 01:54 GMT
If it's Creative Commons material, and if the novel is finished, you could always post it on TraduWiki.org. If you think the novel will continue to change after translation has started, you may be better off posting it here on wiki-translation, since the translation features on that site are designed to deal with changes in the source material after translation has started.
thanks
diana (not registered) Wed 18 of Nov, 2009 09:48 GMT
I am now thinking about joining your community. I am interested in effective translation, because work with several languages at a time. Online tranlsators make too many mistakes, othet dictionaries (i've found a couple by rapidshare search engine ), but they also were not much helpful.
Re: thanks
simone Sun 03 of Jan, 2010 17:02 GMT
>It should be borne in mind that in the contact group are not an effective means of promotion, simply because most people walk only on your page. If you send personal invitations to the event, then the effect will be greater. But your account sooner or later banned.
In LiveJournal, I made a few posts (6-9), so the effect is quite high. To achieve high efficiency should be spamming the news about the event as often as possible. research paper ), but they also were not much helpful.
how to sign in?
gail (not registered) Tue 30 of Jun, 2009 07:50 GMT
may i know how to sign in?
need help
enass (not registered) Sun 27 of Sep, 2009 08:47 GMT
please, i'm a bit confused about how to use this site....can anyone help?
yes me too
The front page may look like a blog but it's in fact a wiki page. Tiki does have a blogging feature but it's not turned on here. (maybe later)
I added to our wishlist "RSS feed per single wiki page"
http://dev.tikiwiki.org/wish1518
For now, you could create an account, and "watch" the page to receive an email for changes to this page.
Best regards,
M ;-)
Bienbenido is not Bienbenido, but bienvenido. It really looks bad.
Otherwise, chapeau.
>
> Bienbenido is not Bienbenido, but bienvenido. It really looks bad.
>
> Otherwise, chapeau.
Dear Laura:
You are very right! This page name must have been written by a non-Spanish speaker/writer!
Take note that from now onwards any registered user to this site can rename pages. I hope you can help us keep the content correct concerning gramar and spelling!
Cheers
Xavi
I am now evaluating the benefits of your work for my client (OHIM) which attended the last JIAMCATT meeting in marrakech.
Is this web site the only place where your project is implemented at the moment? I understand so far we can not install any TikiWiki that incorporates those highly interesting translation features...? I installed a TikiWiki engine but can not seem to find this set of features...
When will those capabilities be implemented for their use by anyone installing a TikiWiki?
Thanx for your great work!
François Magendie.
>
> I am now evaluating the benefits of your work for my client (OHIM) which attended the last JIAMCATT meeting in marrakech.
>
> Is this web site the only place where your project is implemented at the moment? I understand so far we can not install any TikiWiki that incorporates those highly interesting translation features...? I installed a TikiWiki engine but can not seem to find this set of features...
>
> When will those capabilities be implemented for their use by anyone installing a TikiWiki?
>
> Thanx for your great work!
>
> François Magendie.
Since some weeks ago, you can download and use the last stable version of Tikiwiki, which is Tiki 2 and comes bundled with the "Cross Lingual Wiki Engine".
More information on http://info.tikiwiki.org/art35
Hope this helps...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dnL00TdmLY
This video was made because wiki web sites are easy to use, but hard to describe.
Please note, why a Web 2.0 Wiki has more advantages as compared to mere Web 1.0 e-Mail use in the case of group collaboration, and especially why the Web 2.0 Wiki approach supersedes a hierarchical or a traditional Gutenberg/Tayloristic processing structure.
Should you want to know more about the content please visit this link http://joesantangelo.splinder.com/post/14737618/Rockiller+-+My+first+thriller+ and let me know your suggestions by writing to joethrillers at gmail.com
Thank you in advance for your help
Joe
> Should you want to know more about the content please visit this link http://joesantangelo.splinder.com/post/14737618/Rockiller+-+My+first+thriller+ and let me know your suggestions by writing to joethrillers at gmail.com
> Thank you in advance for your help
> Joe
If it's Creative Commons material, and if the novel is finished, you could always post it on TraduWiki.org. If you think the novel will continue to change after translation has started, you may be better off posting it here on wiki-translation, since the translation features on that site are designed to deal with changes in the source material after translation has started.
In LiveJournal, I made a few posts (6-9), so the effect is quite high. To achieve high efficiency should be spamming the news about the event as often as possible. research paper ), but they also were not much helpful.
Can you be a bit more specific? What do you not understand?