Hi John
Thanks for getting back to me, I'll keep those files in there from now
on.
Regarding the language translator, there is a third party software
that I bought that uses Google translate along with other translation
services. Many other sites that have it working correctly. In fact, I
see that Google itself has it\'s own automated translation tool:
http://translate.google.com/translate_tools
The tool that I bought does the same thing, only people can click on
flags instead and it's more customizable to the design of my site as
well. It also stores a newly translated page into a cache file so it
loads much more quickly for the visitor than the Google translation
tool above. I figured this would actually decrease resource usage on
Google if the translated page is stored in a cache file on my server..
Would it be possible to take any translation bans off my websites if I
have the cache file refresh after some minimum length of time, such as
a month or longer? Foreign visitors have commented on how much they
love the software and I would like to keep using it because of how
popular it is for the visitors.
Please let me know if there is some way to work this out. I can easily
change the cache refresh time on all my websites to a longer period if
this is the problem.
Peppy
On Jul 8, 6:05 pm, JohnMu wrote:
> Hi peppy
> Our Webmaster Tools verification information is periodically checked,
> so it is important that you leave those files on your servers.
> Regarding Google Translate, as far as I know, our terms of service do
> not allow automated access to our translation tools.
> John
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