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Maria Caruso États-Unis Local time: 08:07 portugais vers anglais + ...
Jun 17, 2016
Hello, everyone! I'm new at ProZ and I apologize in advance if I'm doing this the wrong way.
My question is: in order to make a portifolio for technical translation and avoid copyright infringement, where can I find public domain articles? I'm open to many technical areas, such as engineering, geology (science in general), medical etc. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Thanks very much!
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philgoddard États-Unis allemand vers anglais + ...
Don't worry about it!
Jun 17, 2016
If you were translating someone else's work without their permission and selling it for personal gain, that would be a breach of copyright and they would quite rightly be annoyed.
But if you took something of mine and translated it to put on your website and show what a good translator you were, I'd probably be flattered. That's in the unlikely event that I ever found out.
[Edited at 2016-06-17 20:35 GMT]
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Rolf Keller Allemagne Local time: 14:07 anglais vers allemand
Wikipedia
Jun 18, 2016
Maria Caruso wrote:
where can I find public domain articles?
Wikipedia's texts are not in the public domain, but you may use most of its texts. Just read the license notice.
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