Dear colleagues,

Half a year ago we started "Registrar Trek: The Next Generation" 
(http://world.museumsprojekte.de/), a project to break down language 
barriers and connect registrars worldwide. In this timespan we attracted 
nearly 10,000 visitors in 85 countries and have well over 200 
subscribers to our RSS-feed.

While this is great, it's also a reason to lean in more and work on our 
international multi-lingual focus. To achieve this, we need people who 
are able to translate content and comments. To set this straight: We are 
not expecting anyone to translate ALL our articles and posts. We are 
looking for people who have read some of our stuff and say “Hey, this 
should be available in my mother tongue” and then translate this story 
or article. Every language is welcome, but especially welcome are people 
who are able to translate in the five languages we already have: 
English, Spanish, German, Portuguese or Greek.

We are enthusiasts, so we can’t offer you any money for that. But we can 
offer you our appreciation and the possibility to work in a wonderful 
multi-national team of museum enthusiasts 
<http://world.museumsprojekte.de/?page_id=568>. If you are willing to 
help, please just drop me a line: [log in to unmask]

Best wishes
Angela


Angela Kipp
Collection Manager
TECHNOSEUM, Mannheim, Germany
www.technoseum.de

Join the Registrar Trek at http://world.museumsprojekte.de/

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