Software products and online content available for crowdsourced translation and localization Open source, non-profit: Wordpress (blogging tool and a content management system) Joomla (content management system for publishing content on the web) MediaWiki (interface of Wikipedia and other Wikimedia products) OpenOffice (alternative to proprietary office suites like Microsoft Office) Firefox (browser) 7Zip (file archiver, alternative to proprietary WinZip) Unix-related: Fedora GNOME RedHat Ubuntu Ubuntu Launchpad Non-profit, but not open-source: Notepad++ For-profit: Facebook Twitter Skype Whatsapp (67 languages as of 2012-11-30) Netvibes Go SMS (Android app, 50 languages) eBuddy messenger (59 languages) Popular products not open for translation : Android Gmail YouTube Chrome Google Docs Windows Microsoft Office Content available for translation: Amara (formerly Universal Subtitles) http://amara.org (used by TED.com) Crowdsourced translation and localization tools: TranslateWiki (only used by Wikimedia products such as Wikipedia) Google Translator Toolkit (helps translate any text using Google Translate suggestions, has optimized modes for translating Wikipedia and Google products) Amara (formerly Universal Subtitles) http://amara.org (used by TED.com) Narro Transifex Sites and resources for organizing crowdsource translations: Quora answer |
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