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lgass Escreveu:não é tão dramático como eu gostaria mas pode ser :p
Torgut Escreveu:lgass Escreveu:não é tão dramático como eu gostaria mas pode ser :p
Lgass, corrigi-me lá se estou errado, mas fico com a impressão que o que gostarias é mais ou menos o seguinte: "como toda a gente em meu redor é imbecil, vou-me tornar também um imbecil" ?
Suggestion that the logs on the geocache listings should always be written in one of the languages in which the geocache page is written or done in English - the language in which GroundSpeak sites are available for submission of geocaches and accounts creation.
In http://support.groundspeak.com/index.ph ... age&id=307, point 2.1.2.1 it is established that;
"2. Geocache Maintenance
1.Owner is responsible for geocache page upkeep. As the owner of your geocache listing, your responsibility includes quality control of all posts to the cache page. Delete any logs that appear to be bogus, counterfeit, off-topic or otherwise inappropriate.
"
The point is that if a log is written in a language that the owner doesn't understand (one of the languages in which the listing were written, or English) he cannot assure that the log is not "bogus, counterfeit, off-topic or otherwise inappropriate". Automatic translators are not reliable because they translate word by word and cannot reflect the true meaning of the sentences, the irony, subtlety, etc., that the author wants to put in the text. Thus, only the words directly written by the author are liable to be analyzed and interpreted correctly by the owner of the geocache. An automatic translation can easily be misunderstood as "appear to be bogus, counterfeit, off-topic or otherwise inappropriate".
So the suggestion is in order to be issued a rule, a guideline, so that all logs should be written in a language in which the geocache listing was written or in English and that if a log is written in another language that the owner does not understand, and if he decides to, he will be allowed to demand to the author of the log to change it to English and, if the log is not changed, the owner would be allowed to delete the log and GroundSpeak will support his decision because this is the only way that the owner can guarantee what GroundSpeak requires in the point above of the guidelines.
lgass Escreveu:nesse caso faz-me sentido que todos loguemos as nossas caches no estrangeiro em Português...
temos tanto acesso a tradutores online como qualquer outro cacher...

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