History: Invitation to join wiki-translation

This is an invitation to join wiki-translation:

www.wiki-translation.com

This is a community dedicated to discussing the impact of the wiki phenomenon on the world of translation. This is a place for people who are interested in translation using a massively collaborative wiki paradigm, where they can exchange best practices and tools, and discuss how to improve them.

The following is a sample of topics which are deemed relevant:

• Practices and tools for translating any wiki content, including but not limited to Wikipedia pages.

• Practices and tools for translating any content (wiki or not) which is open, constantly evolving and may never reach a final stable state.

• Practices and tools for translating any content using a wiki-like process. By that, we mean a process that presents many of the characteristics of wikis like: open, massively collaborative, asynchronous, loosely coordinated and controlled, volunteer-based, etc....

• Practices and tools for creating and using wiki-like dictionaries and resources (ex: Wikipedia, Wiktionary, OmegaWiki) for the purpose of translating any content (wiki or not).

• Research and development to make any of the above easier and more efficient.

Here is how you can join this community:

1) Register on the site

• Go to http://www.wiki-translation.com/tiki-register.php
• Fill in the form.
• Note that you do not HAVE to be registered to participate in the community, but registration will make it easier for you and the rest of the community to interact together.

2) Monitor the discussion forum

• Go to http://www.wiki-translation.com/tiki-view_forum.php?forumId=2
• Click on the first eye icon (beside New topic button)
• Note: Monitoring the discussion forum allows you to receive email notification whenever a new message is posted.

3) Browse the wiki pages and contribute

• Go to http://www.wiki-translation.com/
• You can edit any page from there, simply by clicking on the edit button or link at the bottom of the page.
• Note: You might want to consult our editing policy at:

http://www.wiki-translation.com/tiki-index.php?page=Editing+Policy

We look forward to your participation, and hope you will find it useful and worthwhile.