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We can work it out

While I wrestle with a Flash player that has somehow inexplicably stopped functioning (and won't let me reinstall over it, and is standing between me and some Yahoo! Maps screens that I need to capture) I offer up this for any of you Social Media geeks who might be reading.

My friend John has yet another cool project in the works. Says John:

What’s really interesting about Meadan — apart from its small part in removing barriers to rationale discourse between the West and the Muslim world — is how it uses social networking technologies both to create communities (the “traditional” use of social networking) but also to enlist users to rate, edit, and correct the English-Arabic machine translation. Social networking as language feedback loop.
It'll be really interesting to watch this experiment unfold. Get an invite to the alpha, John?

Comments (2)

But of course. How's your informal Arabic? :-)

Bryce [TypeKey Profile Page]:

About as good as my formal Arabic, thank you very much!

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