>: >I would be interested to know, if there is a call from non english speaking
>: >biologists, especially in Europe, for a professional service over fax-modem
>: >or e-mail, to correct articles written in english for publication in
>: >international journals. Any comments would be welcome.
>: >
>: >e-mail:knig1534 at mailszrz.zrz.TU-Berlin.DE>>>: Yes, there definitely is a great need for this. I have been doing it
>: (translations and proof-reading) for a year now. Linguists cannot always do
>: a proper job, if they are not familiar with the subject.
>: If you want to know more, please ask me directly. Gisela
>>: Gisela Hoschek (hoschek at jeeves.ucsd.edu)
>: Personal editing-proofing-translating for bio communication
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^
>Ahh, but that would be *American*, not *English*..... :-)
>>Andrew
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>'s correct but some people actually prefer it. Maybe, because nobody slaps you
>an your mouth if you invent or twist and strech those beautifully adaptive,
>originally english words.
Gisela
