Sign off

Sign off

Terms which have 'approved' as their usage status can be signed off upon. This means that you, as a user, can literally put your personal signature onto the termpage to show that it is 100% correct in your eyes. Signatures can be uploaded in your user page. If the term is further modified, your signature will disappear.

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Industry/Domain: Translation & localization
Category: Terminology management
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