<http://schema.org/articleBody>
"Facebook is turning to their own platform and community to help translate the site into other languages.  The company has launched an app called \u201CTranslations,\u201D that is a community effort to make the site available in your language of choice.  The goal, according to Facebook, is to make the site \u201Cavailable to everyone, everywhere, in all languages.\u201D\nThe app asks users to translate more than 10,000 different phrases, and then asks others to vote on the translations for approval.  Mauro Borione, who sent us word of the app, is one of those helping translate the site into Spanish.  As you can see from the screenshot, there are already more than 800 translators involved and more than 15,000 translations users can vote on.  \nOnce you\u2019ve added the app, you can enable \u201CTranslation Mode\u201D which will let you submit translations for any page you are browsing.  \nBack in September, we heard that Facebook may be working on non-English versions of the site, but weren\u2019t sure which languages they would be launching in.  It now appears that the company is set on building versions for as many languages as possible, employing the free help of its tens of millions of users.  Very clever move, and one that will likely get the support of enough international users to make it work."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://mashable.com/2007/12/27/facebook-translations/>