Re: Localization issues

On Mon, 2005-05-16 at 12:36 +0100, Filipe Samora wrote:
> Dear Sirs  
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> I represent a localization company in London and we would like to
> cooperate with W3C in specific localization projects. I would like to
> know which procedures should I follow in order to get accreditation
> from W3C.

Hello Filipe,

W3C specifications are translated on a voluntary basis. We do not hire
translators. We do try to help those who volunteer to work with other
translators so that they do not duplicate work. Does this help to answer
your question?

Regards,

 - Ian

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