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| Nutzer | Initiator des Themas: Anne Diamantidis Launching the First StudentZ Translation Contest! |
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S_Angel
Italien
 Englisch > Italienisch
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unspeakable wrote:
Hi! To see how many votes you got you first have to login and go to "MyProz.com" (on the top) and then to the option that says "MyBrowniZ"... there will be a charter where you will be able to see that you got 50 points per each vote you received Good luck 
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Nope, those are the points you receive each time you vote in a student contest (50 points every time you vote).
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Verónica Gauna Kroeger
Argentinien
Spanisch > Englisch
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| | that's good to know | May 28 |
S_Angel wrote:
Nope, those are the points you receive each time you vote in a student contest (50 points every time you vote). |
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Really? That's good to know... Well then I have the same doubt that Bertold had... I wonder if we can possibly know how many votes each entry got.
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S_Angel
Italien
Englisch > Italienisch
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I would like to thank everybody who voted for my entry, I really did not expect to win!
And of course congrats to all the other students who took part in the contest, I think there were also many other good translations.
Is it possible to know if also other members of the Proz-community (apart from student members, I mean) took part in the voting phase? It would be really interesting to receive some feedback from professional translators too and see what they thought of our level in general. But since this forum is only available to student members, maybe a thread about the contest could be opened in another section, for example the ProZ.com. com Translation Contests forum?
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Anne Diamantidis 
Frankreich
Deutsch > Französisch
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Dear fellow StudentZ,
Congrats to the winners and to all of you who participated. This first contest was real fun, and you were numerous to answer positively to it - so thank you!
Since it was the First StudentZ Translation Contest on ProZ.com, we'd like to hear your feedback, commentaries, etc. about it, to make the next one even more better! So please feel free to post your comments in that very thread!
Meanwhile, don't forget - the official ProZ.com 7th Translation Contest is underway - thme is "Sports"!
Take care!
CheerZ,
Anne
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Bartek R
Polen
Englisch > Polnisch
| | Congrats and remarks | Jun 1 |
So, to the winners: GOOD JOB GUYS!!!
Remarks? Firtsly, the number of votes for each entry. This would show how well we really did it right?
Secondly, first place is really most important, but what about second and third? What does it mean if my entry is second below the winning text?
The contest was really fun and it was important but I'm afraid that apart from the winners nobody knows anything. Can something be done with it?
Cheers
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Andrea Schenk
Spanien
Englisch > Ungarisch
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Hey all,
just a question, I have been checking the results of the StudentZ contest, but I couldn't see the winner of he Hungarian entries....can anyone tell me where to find it or anything useful?
Thanks,
Andrea
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László Horváth
Ungarn
Englisch > Ungarisch
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Andrea Schenk wrote:
Hey all,
just a question, I have been checking the results of the StudentZ contest, but I couldn't see the winner of he Hungarian entries....can anyone tell me where to find it or anything useful?
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Andrea |
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I asked the same question before, but my comment didn't get approved. I'm still curious about the Hungarian results too.
Thanks in advance!
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S_Angel
Italien
Englisch > Italienisch
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Bartek R wrote:
Secondly, first place is really most important, but what about second and third? What does it mean if my entry is second below the winning text?
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Since they are not in the order they had during the voting phase, I suppose it is a ranking list... but I just took it for granted, I'm really not sure!
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Bartek R
Polen
Englisch > Polnisch
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Well I have the same impression, but since we are to suspect that gives rise to my third question, who's in charge of this contest? and is anyone here to answer our questions?
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Soledad Azcona Garrido
Argentinien
 Mitglied (2007)
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Hi all,
Thanks for your interest in the contest.
As annnounced, at the contest platform you can see the winners in each pair and if you click on the pair you will see all the entries ranked by the amount of votes each one received. Now you can also see the points.
In the pairs where there is no winner shown at the contest page, it can be one of two things: the pair did not get at least three entries to qualify for competition, or unfortunately, nobody voted in the pair so there was no winner or loser.
So, once again, congratulations to winners and new members (that was the prize ) and thanks to all of you that have participated some way or another.
And, as some have said, it would be great to have some discussions about the difficulties you faced in each case when doing the translation. I can only speak about the Spanish translations, and to name just a couple of obvious cases: how did you deal with the waiter question or the names of the characters and places? What were the options you discarded and why? And then, did you find a better solution in another translation? What have you learned from other people's choices?
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filiolioge
Litauen
Litauisch > Englisch
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I just saw that I won in my language pair! Thats so nice and pleasent )
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S_Angel
Italien
Englisch > Italienisch
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| | About the prizes... | Jun 6 |
Prizes
The winner will be awarded one year of student membership and 1000 BrowniZ points
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Hi everybody,
I was just wondering how this works, since my BrowniZ points are still the same and my membership still seems to expire on the usual day.
Is there something very obvious that I am missing? 
Thanks for any clarification!
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