During the last months we have been working on transforming Low-tech Magazine into a multilingual publication. Many articles had been translated over the years, but they were not easy to find. Now, each language has its own solar powered main page.
The Spanish and French versions are the most complete for now, with respectively 36 and 11 articles online. Dutch, German and Polish main pages are also available, and we just received the first Russian and Italian translations. Some languages also have articles that are not translated into English.
How to Access
Every language can be accessed by clicking on the large dot on the right side of the menu. There are also links to translations in the articles themselves.
Translators
Most articles have been translated by volunteers, whose names are mentioned just below the introduction. If you are interested in doing translations, please get in touch. If it concerns a new language, we’ll also ask you to translate some site elements.
Newsletters
Several languages have their own e-mail newsletter: English, Spanish, French, and Dutch. Subscribers will receive a maximum of twelve e-mails per year. There’s a lot more content to add, so stay tuned.
Colophon
- Website design and development: Marie Otsuka
- Content production: Kathy Vanhout
- Translators (published): Aliana Bertolo, Benoît Bride, Albert Cuesta, Sévérine D., Guillaume Dutilleux, Framalang, Zeltia González Blanco, Michal Kolbusz, Alexander López, Nekane López Azurmendi, Bertrand Louart, Camille Martin, Jordi Parra, Martin Randelhoff, Arnaud Robert, Angela Schult, José Vera.
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Oooooh thank you for that ! French, I'm a huge fan of your work and I was a little frustrated that I couldn't share more than that :)
Posted by: DansLeRuSH | January 27, 2020 at 02:48 PM