CC Translation Sprint - Translastions

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[wiki.creativecommons.org/CC_Translation_Sprint CC Translation Sprint], which was launched during the CC Global Summit in Buenos Aires on the 23rd of August, 2013, successfully ended on the 30th of September, 2013, with 9 submissions in 8 languages received. It was really exciting to see how well each team worked together to get their translation done in time while not compromising quality. Some people who were at the CC Translation Hackathon in the Global Summit even managed to get started right away during the session.

Below are the teams who submitted in time and their translations (listed in order of sumission):
Apti Team (Romanian, Romania): 6 CC licensesMedia:6licenses_Algeria Media:publicdomain_Romania
The Machines (Korean, Korea): Media:6licenses_Korea Media:publicdomain_Korea
Chealsea team (Spanish, Uruguay): Media:6licenses_Uruguay Media:publicdomain_Uruguay
CC Algeria (Arabic, Algeria): Media:6licenses_Algeria Media:publicdomain_Algeria
Pilipinas (Tagalogue, Philippines): Media:6licenses_Philippines Media:publicdomain_Philippines
CC Mongolia (Mongolian, Mongolia): Media:6licenses_Mongolia Media:publicdomain_Mongolia
CCJP (Japanese, Japan): Media:6licenses_Japan Media:publicdomain_Japan
CC Uganda (Luganda, Uganda): Media:6licenses_Uganda Media:publicdomain_Uganda
Tedic (Spanish, Paraguay): Media:6licenses_Pagauay Media:publicdomain_Paraguay

Of them, Apti Team (Romanian, Romania), The Machines (Korean, Korea), Chealsea team (Spanish, Uruguay) are the top three teams who finished first to win the special cash prize of 1000 US dollars. All 9 teams receive printing sponsorship for their translated materials.

Based on the finished translations, 9 versions in addition to the English original version will soon be published in design file format as well.