I’ve been testing this app since a couple of weeks. I like 3 main characteristics:
1. People all over the world can ask and answer questions about all
your selected languages. I got questions about grammar rules, lexicon, a user asked me to proofread his exercises…
2. I got also requests of interpretation and I could request them as well.
3. You can turn this learning experience into a job. Whenever you help someone, you gain reputation points and high-level Linqapp members can monetize their contribution.
I work in software development. I keep on writing from time to time People's Code to continue following some of my oldest passions: linguistics and language technologies. I'm Italian and I live in Luxembourg. Ah... the blog's name comes from my favorite definition of natural language: it is a shared code. It is not nice nor ugly, not simple nor difficult - we understand each other only because we share the same code and we (often) agree on it.
Ehm ho un altro blog in Italiano, ChiappeInFuga, per sapere di cosa si tratta fate prima a darci un'occhiata se no l'about me non finisce più.
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