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本文介绍了一个名为Minna no Hon'yaku (MNH，“全民翻译”)的网站，该网站提供在线志愿翻译服务。其核心特点是(1)一套翻译辅助工具;(2)高质量、全面的语言资源;(3)译文合法共享。截至2010年5月，共有约1200名用户和4个群组注册到MNH。使用它的团体包括大赦国际日本和现在民主!日本。
This paper introduces a website called Minna no Hon'yaku (MNH, “Translation for All”), which hosts online volunteer translators. Its core features are (1) a set of translation aid tools, (2) high quality, comprehensive language resources, and (3) the legal sharing of translations. As of May 2010, there are about 1200 users and 4 groups registered to MNH. The groups using it include such major NGOs as Amnesty International Japan and Democracy Now! Japan.
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