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<font size="-1"><big>I've tried several methods of translating OSM
and non-OSM stuff for the past 2 decades and </big></font><font
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translator I've found Transifex to be, for me, the best
solution to date.<br>
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Their app lets me translate shorter sentences while idling a
few minutues somewhere while I reserve the larger texts for
desktop time.<br>
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--Jói<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Þann 18.9.2014 14:57, skrifaði Simon
Poole:<br>
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<pre wrap="">The main advantage is likely that your project will get exposure to
translators that already know OSM lingo. I currently wouldn't recommend
moving existing projects to the new organisation at this point in time
except if you have a very small number of translators. There doesn't
seem to be an automatic way to move/copy translators together with a
project resulting in having to invite all translators back to the
project. Outside of that feel free to contact me if you would like to
move your project or create a new one.</pre>
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