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Potential sources

This article still needs better sources both for the general structure and for specific information. It would be interesting to find answers to questions such as "what l10n formats are really used the proprietary software industry?" and many others.

  • Research is scarce on this topic but Niklas Laxström 2016 has some bibliography. More suggestions, please!
  • http://gala-global.org/ has many links and seems rather important but it's unclear how representative. Any other?
  • Esselink and Software Without Frontiers, although rather old, are rather good to have at least some firm ground for the basics. More can be done.

Nemo 11:52, 27 March 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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