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Project Details
As mentioned in my previous contributions, I have been on a new Steemit mission since 
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This is just a reminder of the importance of all Open Source communities in a hectic world of scientific development and suppression of information:
Open Source means true freedom; there are no limitations. What better way to assist scientific progress and development than with the creation of free powerful tools. And even though this is not news to many of you, it is worth noting that what makes Swarmops such an effective and useful tool is the fact that it is an Open Source project. This is what enables bright minds from all over the world to contribute to the development of Swarmops in the first place, making it possible to constantly improve all aspects of the software. Suppression of information can slow our civilization's progress down, that's why Open Source projects are a technological blessing of our times.
And this is where you can find more information about Swarmops:
For more information regarding this wonderful Open Source project you can visit the the project's Official Twitter Page. If you are interested in contributing to the development of Swarmops, here's where you can open a pull request. If there's any specific kind of information you'd like to read about this project, please leave your requests in the comments below and I will undoubtedly do my best to provide all information necessary promptly.
I'm glad I was given the opportunity to offer my services and therefore I will continue to work hard and do my best.
Contribution Specifications
- Translation Overview
This is the first part of this task. First and foremost, it is worth noting that this project consists of 11,547 words and the translation of its files into Greek was already 57.4% complete before I started working on this project. Out of a total of 24 files, 18 were already translated into Greek by a fellow team member and therefore I am left with 6 files and approximately 4,913 words to work on. Taking everything mentioned above into consideration, and in order to be able to provide a quality end product, I have decided that I will be translating from 1,000+ to 1,200+ words in each part, making sure to conclude this project in 4 parts. My translation is now 67.6% complete and subject to 
- Languages
The current project is being translated from English into Greek.
- In This Session
I started working on the Pages.Comms.resx file which consists of 158 words and after having successfully completed the translation of this file's strings, I decided to start working on the Pages.Financial.resx file. Both files are mainly composed of strings that consist of 5-10 words, however there are strings that include up to 50 words each as well. It is also worth keeping in mind that the Pages.Financial.resx file consists of roughly 1,763 words and the translation of its strings is now 57% complete. This was a relatively easy job to be absolutely honest with you, even though there is not much information available regarding Swarmops on the web. The only factor adding layers of difficulty is the fact that a few strings are poorly written, which is something that can cause great confusion regarding the true meaning of a phrase. Nevertheless, the available context in the vast majority of this project's strings is more than sufficient. On to this session's mini sample:
Here's a little taste of the Pages.Comms.resx & Pages.Financial.resx files' strings that were translated in this session:
Expense Claim #{0:N0} from {1} for {2} {3:N2} has been attested.
This string refers to a message that informs the user about the status of a given expense claim. Greek translation: Η Διεκδίκηση Εξόδων #{0:N0} από {1} για {2}{3:N2} έχει επιβεβαιωθεί.
Cash Advance #{0:N0} for {1} has been attested for {3:N2}.
As explained in the previous example, this string refers to a message that informs the user about the status of a requested cash advance. Greek translation: Η Προκαταβολή Μετρητών #{0:N0} για {1} έχει επιβεβαιωθεί για {3:N2}.
You should write a message subject to go with your message.
This is another relatively easy string, it is more than obvious that this is a message displayed in order to inform the user that they can't send a message without including a message subject. Greek translation: Θα πρέπει να γράψετε ένα θέμα μηνύματος το οποίο θα συνοδεύει το μήνυμά σας.
Hope you enjoyed this mini sample. As mentioned above, the vast majority of the strings included in the files of Swarmops are well-written.
It is more than obvious that this was a relatively easy endeavor. Nevertheless, as you can see in this mini sample I shared with you, the utilization of technical terms induces the need for research in various cases. It is fortunate that the vast majority of this project's strings are well-written; a fact that in combination with the availability of context for most of those strings makes this task easier than it may seem at first sight. In conclusion, this was a couple of good days at the office. Working on the files of Swarmops can be fun and I have already learned a lot. I will keep working hard to make sure that this project is completed successfully and quality standards are kept high.
- Word Count
According to Crowdin, in this part I translated 1,140 words (1,172 as demonstrated on Crowdin, minus approximately 3% of those as untranslated words). I have now translated a total of 1,140 words.
Proof of Authorship
Crowdin Project Link: https://crowdin.com/project/activizr
Github Project Link: https://github.com/Swarmops/Swarmops
My Crowdin Profile Link: https://crowdin.com/profile/lordneroo
My Github Profile Link: https://github.com/lordneroo
Special thanks to each and everyone of you who took the time to read this post and get informed about my contribution. I'm grateful to all the wonderful people who have been supporting all along.
Much love and respect to my awesome fellow translators: 
Last but never least, a big thank you to
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Have a great day!
