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Suggestion: how about a 'vote for abuse" button
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Claudia Iglesias
Claudia Iglesias  Identity Verified
Chile
Local time: 05:29
Mitglied (2002)
Spanisch > Französisch
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Did you contact the / a moderator? Jul 26, 2005

Michele Fauble wrote:
In the pair Italian>English an asker has just posted 24 questions in less than an hour.


Sometimes problems can be solved easily.

Claudia
 
BAmary (X)
BAmary (X)  Identity Verified
Kanada
Local time: 05:29
Englisch > Spanisch
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Lies in profiles Aug 22, 2005

LSabadosa wrote:


Which raises another good point: it is way too easy to lie in your profile/resume. Some pretty basic Kudoz posts by a certain person recently led me to check out his/her resume on Proz where that person claimed to have obtained a masters from a study abroad program (I know the program well as a good friend of mine teaches for it and am quite sure it is not a masters program nor does it confer any sort of degree, diploma, certificate, etc). Needless to say, I decided to check out some of the other "facts" on the resume which proved to be false.


I also noticed the same thing in a profile of somebody who comes from the same country I come from. His/her translation degree had been allegedly obtained in an institute that I know very well is not a university and does not confer any post-secondary degree (it's just a language institute to learn English). I am not saying that a person who didn't get his/her degree is not qualified to translate. Some of them are, and some of them have other kinds of degrees and a good eye for the written word, or a lot of experience, and can also be good. But a client should have the choice to choose who he/she considers to be most qualified. Unfortunately, many people can be misled by these false statements and I find it quite disrespectful for those who did go to university and studied hard to become translators.

[Edited at 2005-08-22 21:00]
 
Pablo Grosschmid
Pablo Grosschmid  Identity Verified
Spanien
Local time: 11:29
Englisch > Spanisch
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In stillem Gedenken
Reducing abuse by verifying identities Aug 22, 2005

Total anonimity and the ability to register many times foster abuse.

I suggest that many types of abuse would be greatly reduced if questions can only be asked by registered members (non-platinum and platinum) whose identity has been verified by Proz.com (even if they chose to use a nickname).

Obviously, this would require an easy and inexpensive method of identity verification.
 
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