About the job. Important DetailsMembers: New members added monthly; members are currently registered on the site. Compared to the month, the number of users has increased. We welcome all new members. Transcribed: Pages transcribed in the current month, a significant increase. As usual, we like to nominate two members each month. Been working a lot lately. Read the story called and ú transcribed by Morris here; the story is collected in í é, about three miles from í. Kerry. Transcribed éíé during the month, this story is collected in the Brown District, north of the city of Galway. Read about the witch and the poor people she kills here.
Thank you very much. Announcing that the group Latest Mailing Database is now registered will help us further spread the word about the group's story and goals and grow our membership. This is the facility that many digital humanities organizations and projects use to spread their stories and attract volunteers interested in their work. Thanks, and we look forward to welcoming more members soon. Dr Ú gave a comprehensive presentation of the group's work at the Digital Materials Conference at the National University of Ireland, Galway; it's called the Crowdsourced Irish Language Folklore Materials ú project.
Registered tech giants and Facebook rely on millions of users recruited from the general public when they decide to enter new multilingual markets; likewise, rely on their tens of millions of users to provide crowdsourced translation services for major digital companies such as Google and Google. Like them, our group would not survive without our own dedicated members. As always, we thank each and every one of them. If you're interested in joining the project just click here to find our email address; just send us a short email. The crowdsourcing revolution has begun.