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This topic is for discussion of the ProZ.com translation article "Blind translators".
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Fabio Descalzi Urugvaja Local time: 12:38 Biedrs (kopš 2004) vācu - spāņu + ...
People with disabilities - or with different abilities?
Sep 12, 2007
This topic is very relevant. Calls our attention upon a sensible portion of mankind.
Maybe they don't see, but they do speak, listen and touch.
They deserve their place in this industry. Of course as excellent interpreters - but why not as "normal" translators as well?
This article sheds light on the issue. A much-needed beginning.
Maybe yet another feature to implement in the future...?
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