Stories Using a Non-English Alphabet
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- 28th June 2025 at 7:26 pm #68575
HairApparent
ParticipantAuthor “secret” has just posted two stories using a non-English alphabet, one with a title using the same language and the other entitled “Ms. Pique’s tragic experience”
Looking at the House Rules, I do not see any prohibition of non-English stories but I would be concerned that the content may lay outside the House Rules unless a moderator is sufficiently proficient in the language to review the story and determine whether it is acceptable for the site.
29th June 2025 at 3:51 am #68596Ginger Herten
ModeratorI use google translate to monitor stories in languages I don’t read. I don’t necessarily fully translate every story, simple due to time constraints, and of course google translate is imperfect, so it is appreciated if anyone who does read these languages reports anything inappropriate.
I did run a few paragraphs of “Ms. Pique’s tragic experience” through google translate when I first saw it. It seems to be a story about a teacher who gets first a bowl cut then a more dramatic mushroom cut. I have not translated the entire story though. If you have the time to it’s fairly easy, just tedious. Simply copy a paragraph, then open google translate in a new tab and paste. Google will automatically detect the language for you and translate it. Google only seems to be able to handle a single paragraph at a time.
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29th June 2025 at 9:44 am #68600HairApparent
ParticipantThanks very much for checking. As always, appreciate the time that you and all the moderators give, to keep the site safe
29th June 2025 at 10:17 am #68603
anonymous userParticipantOn chrome there is a translate Web page option. Just open up settings click translate and set your language. It’s allot easier than trying to copy the whole thing over part by part.
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