I think the reason you think some book(s) might be more then what SL
would do to google translator is because you have no idea how much
text chat traffic SL has. It is way more text then and whole series of
books could have every few minutes really. I dont think anyone has
said it was SL that has c
In case you didn't noticed, the SL viewer has for many months provided a
translator tool withing its viewer. That is if you talk in local chat with
people of other language, it translate everything automaticly.
So it is this service that will be affected by Google policy change, as well as
pret
Hey Everybody,
i don't know if i misunderstood or not, but are you really talking about
Google translation services particularly picking on SL access? All the
mail sounded to me like it was more of a policy decision at Google
affecting everyone everywhere?
It seems to me that way worse abuse has
On 5/28/2011 9:49 PM, WolfPup Lowenhar wrote:
> Here is some possible reasons that the line of test you type gets translated
> for you:
> a) you do not type a phrase in that is 'clear' in the language you normally
> use so the viewer translates it.
> b) you use a 'slang' term so the viewer transl
Here is some possible reasons that the line of test you type gets translated
for you:
a) you do not type a phrase in that is 'clear' in the language you normally
use so the viewer translates it.
b) you use a 'slang' term so the viewer translates it.
c) you use a 'barrowed' phrase so the viewer tran
I like that idea on translate what they want. Also that translating
your own text for you is what im talking about. Wastefulness because
no restrain was made and yes it should only translate text coming from
a viewer with a different language set. This things along with some
caching would make it v
Just curious... why translate anything if everyone within hearing range
have the same language set up?
And why is it trying to translate my own typing for me to see? "Me: ty
(company)"
How about an option in the history window (or somewhere) where you can
choose a line of text and request a
I think the main issue here is abuse due to bad coding. The real
discussion should not be who it needs to move to or what other service
can be abused next it should be how do we write better code to lesson
the burden on whatever service we use. Secondlife has a LARGE userbase
therefore any usage wi
The problem as pointed out by Tateru Nino on her blog is that Google is
huge, and their
users will "fail over" to other services like you are suggesting,
causing them to get overloaded
also. In that case, they may also decide it is too expensive to stay
open, causing a chain
reaction.
Note tha
