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The request policy applies to the Translate:
(translation) and Correct:
(correction) namespaces, especially on Translate:Requests and Correct:Requests. For international spotlight requests (English requests here), see the rules that are written on Spotlight:Requests.
Rules[]
- Follow the general rules.
- Follow the instructions as they are written on the top of the request pages.
- Request limitations
- Maximum number of links per request: 3. Exceptions:
- If one requested item is several printed pages: 1
- If you are posting sentences or short paragraphs, you can add up to ten.
- You can have multiple requests running, but only create 1/day (2 for Brigadiers, no limit for Staff).
- Max number of requested languages - translations only: 10 (20 for Brigadiers, no limit for Staff).
- Wikia interface translations may be requested only by Fandom Staff and Helpers.
- You cannot add/change the languages or items of the request after it has already been worked on.
- We do not reverse-translate (translate things back into their source language).
- Maximum number of links per request: 3. Exceptions:
- Wiki limitations
- The wiki must exist and be located on Fandom; Wikipedias and other external wikis may be done but as a personal initiative of the Brigadiers.
- The wiki which the request is made for, must be at least 30 days old (60 days if founder = requester)
- If the translation is not for a wiki but for a Fandom user, you must list a Wikia wiki where the text is currently or will be displayed on.
- Translator/corrector limitations
- For Correct:Requests, correctors need to have babel level ≥ 3 (preferably ≥ 4).
- For Translate:Requests, translators need to have babel level ≥ 1 (preferably ≥ 2).
- Users are recommended to join in Portal:English/brigadiers (and/or other Brigadiers pages) before translating or correcting.
- Users are allowed to use dictionaries but not machine translators. See also the membership policy.
- When requesting individual users and not on request pages:
- Please make note that they can decline/refuse, even when they have put themselves as
available
in our memberlist. Do not push people to do your request. - You still have to follow these request guidelines, do not use this project to long-term engage Brigadiers in your own project.
- Please make note that they can decline/refuse, even when they have put themselves as
- For all of the above applies that you may not ask others to create a request to circumvent these rules or limitations.
Request types[]
- Active requests (trans • corr)
- Requests that have not yet been worked on or
- Requests that aren't yet completed, but have no one working on them or
- Requests that have been completed but need someone to look over them.
- On hold requests (trans • corr)
- Requests that are being worked on or
- Requests to/from a lot of languages of which 10 or more languages have been completed or
- Requests that exceed the guidelines (e.g. more items than allowed).
- Completed requests (trans • corr)
- Requests that have been completely finished or
- Requests where no more work can be done as agreed with requester or
- Requests to/from a lot of languages of which 20 or more have been completed or
- Requests with more items than allowed of which more than 5 or (if one long item) 10,000 bytes worth of article have been completed or
- Requests that have gone without changes for half a year (6 months).