Difference between pages "Gamification/Roadmap" and "Translations - Open Food Hunt"

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<< Back to [[Translations]]<br>
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To create the page in a new language, copy the English page to create a new page and link it below.<br>
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* [[Translations - Open Food Hunt - English]] - done
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* [[Translations - Open Food Hunt - French]] - done
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* [[Translations - Open Food Hunt - German]]
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* [[Translations - Open Food Hunt - Hebrew]]
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* [[Translations - Open Food Hunt - Italian]] - done
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* [[Translations - Open Food Hunt - Arabic]]
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* [[Translations - Open Food Hunt - Spanish]] - done
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* [[Translations - Open Food Hunt - Polish]]
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* [[Translations - Open Food Hunt - Portuguese]]
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* [[Translations - Open Food Hunt - Romanian]]
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* [[Translations - Open Food Hunt - Chinese]]
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* [[Translations - Open Food Hunt - Japanese]]
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* [[Translations - Open Food Hunt - Russian]]
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* [[Translations - Open Food Hunt - Dutch]]
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* [[Translations - Open Food Hunt - Greek]]
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* [[Translations - Open Food Hunt - Khmer]] - partly done
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* Please add your language
  
== Problem ==
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[[Category:Translations]]
* We have a large problem: it's easier to snap pictures than to turn that into text. We thus have a large backlog of products that are not complete. We aim to use clever OCR and techniques, but also Gamification to stay on top.
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[[Category:Open Food Hunt]]
 
 
== Best Practises ==
 
* Google Image Labeler and Recaptcha are good examples on how to crowdsource that.
 
** https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Image_Labeler: You basically have players compete to label an image. If they agree on keywords, then the keyword is assumed true and added to the image.
 
* Wikidata Game
 

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