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I just looked at the figure provided for the ProZ.com 2012 international conference in Barcelona and was surprised to see that Proz.com states that 503 translators attended the conference. I am curious as to how this number was calculated.
Can anyone tell me the basis of the figure?
I did not attend, but did attend a few of the social gatherings. From what I heard, and from the number of registrations prior to the conference my guess is ne... See more
Dear Translators,
I just looked at the figure provided for the ProZ.com 2012 international conference in Barcelona and was surprised to see that Proz.com states that 503 translators attended the conference. I am curious as to how this number was calculated.
Can anyone tell me the basis of the figure?
I did not attend, but did attend a few of the social gatherings. From what I heard, and from the number of registrations prior to the conference my guess is nearer 160 than 500.
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Maya M Fourioti 그리스 Local time: 04:26 회원(2010) 영어에서 그리스어 + ...
You are quite right
Jun 18, 2012
Dear Helen,
I attended almost every presentation selected and all the social gatherings but one.My estimate is similar to yours.Probably some people expressed interest but finally they did not attend.That's the explanation I have. See the picture at http://www.facebook.com/#!/Tranforum?bookmark_t=page
All the best
I attended almost every presentation selected and all the social gatherings but one.My estimate is similar to yours.Probably some people expressed interest but finally they did not attend.That's the explanation I have. See the picture at http://www.facebook.com/#!/Tranforum?bookmark_t=page
All the best
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