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Help the ProZ.com community find the best translations in this contest

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Your help can determine this contest's finalists and winners. Put your sharp eye to test rating thes

Your help can determine this contest's finalists and winners. Put your sharp eye to test rating these translations. [ProZ.com contests](. Rate contest entries and help the ProZ.com community find the best translations for "The Tides of Tech" Dear {NAME}, If you have already participated in the [21st translation contest: "The tides of tech"](, thank you, and we wish you the best of luck as we enter the qualifications round! Over 500 translators in more than 60 different languages have dared to put their skill to test and showcase their craft in this contest, and 47 language pairs are going into the next phase. Some of the remaining language pairs will remain open to submissions until they have received enough entries to allow for competition. ProZ.com translation contests are a community-driven activity, and the qualifications function on double-blind peer reviews. It's your rates and votes that will determine which ones are the best translations among those submitted. Some notes on entry rating: - You can rate as many or as few entries as you like. It is not necessary to rate all of the entries in a pair if you do not want to. - Rating is anonymous. As opposed to tagging (likes and dislikes on an entry), raters are anonymous. - Ratings are what help determine finalists. Tags ("likes" and "dislikes") can be helpful feedback on an entry, but the ratings on entries for "Quality of writing" and "Accuracy of translation" are what determine finalists. - Participants with an entry can rate entries, too. Experience has shown that this does not negatively affect the outcome, and participants are also in a unique position to provide feedback on entries, since they have worked on the same text and are familiar with the challenges involved. - Every rating helps. Even if you only rate a few entries, every little bit helps to determine finalists and is valuable feedback for those have submitted an entry. - You get 30 [browniz points]( for every entry you rate. You can see the contest and rate or vote in your language pairs, here: Happy translating, [Julieta]( and [Andrea]( Support team [The ProZ.com site team]( ProZ.com translation contests. Take a break. Test your skills. Network with colleagues. And have fun. Your account Username: {NAME} Profile: [Your email settings]( [Unsubscribe now]( You are receiving this message because you are subscribed to news about ProZ.com translation contests. You can unsubscribe at any time by visiting and un-checking the "Subscribe via email" option. [Copyright © 1999-2014 ProZ.com. All rights reserved. P.O. Box 903 Syracuse, NY 13201 USA]( | [Contact staff](

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