That would be great participating of this Project since Tatoeba should and deserves to be used and helped by more people that will or may add even more for this project. Unfortunately, there are many polyglots and web programmers or even "language students" that don't know the existence of our website that's daily build for them. I think this is a good way to get visibility and help - we need this a lot
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Yes, I do. However, I suggest that this year, we select students more
carefully, even if it means ending up with only one or even no student.
Speaking of which, in the event Google doesn’t allow us to participate
this year, how about setting up similar event of our own? Could we
leverage a substantial bounty from the donations of something?
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I wonder if some members would think it unfair that we should pay some new-comers to the Tatoeba Project for their hours of work, while not paying other members for their hours of work.
Unlike Google, our aim isn't to encourage young programmers, I think, but to encourage creation of sentences and their translations. There is, perhaps, a danger of losing our focus.