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Project Details

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Contribution Specifications

Until now Steemit has already been translated into roughly 15 languages on Crowdin. I wanted to make Steemit available in a sixteenth language which turned out to be German. This is a big honor for me, as Steemit is still one of the most used applications to interact with the Steem Blockchain. In my translation work I tried to keep in view the originality of the Steem Blockchain and its terms to the best of my knowledge. Some of the terms required a certain amount of consideration in order to transfer the spirit of Steemit into the German version. This is the last article out of four regarding my translation work for Steemit. For the last part I did a total of 101 translations for Steemit on Crowdin. Here is the link to the project: https://crowdin.com/project/steemit

Languages

The original text was written in English and I've translated it into German.

Word Count

In total I was responsible between the 6th and 8th of August for translating roughly 639 words, finishing the project Steemit.

Proof of Authorship

My Steemit username is identical with my CrowdIn username. My profile on Crowdin can be seen here: https://crowdin.com/profile/infinitelearning and proves that I was responsible for the translation work done for Steemit.

The Team

The current German Team is comprised of:

LM @egotheist
@laylahsophia
@supposer
@infinitelearning
@sooflauschig