Version at: 29/04/2013, 03:02
# Using the Tatoeba Corpus for Your Own Projects
## Terms of Use
* Read the [Terms of Use](http://tatoeba.org/eng/terms_of_use).
## Warning: The Tatoeba Corpus is not error-free.
* Due to the nature of a public collaborative project, this data will never be 100% free of errors.
* Be aware of the following.
* We allow non-native speakers to contribute in languages they are learning.
* We ask our members not to change archaic language to something that currently sounds natural.
* We allow our members to submit book titles and other things you might not consider sentences.
* Translations may not always be accurate, even though the linked sentences are correct sentences.
## Suggestions for Those Planning to Use the Corpus
* Don't use the whole corpus, but do some filtering out of obviously suspect items. (Things like items tagged @need native check, @change, archaic, non-sentence, etc. [Browse Tags](http://tatoeba.org/eng/tags/view_all) to find others.)
* You may want to eliminate all sentences not "owned" by native speakers. However, even this will not guarantee perfect data.
* You should inform your audience that the data may contain errors and explain what steps you have taken to help minimize the errors.
* Since corrections are being made all the time, you should frequently update your project so your audience benefits from these corrections.
version at: 29/04/2013, 03:11
# Using the Tatoeba Corpus for Your Own Projects
## Terms of Use
* Read the [Terms of Use](http://tatoeba.org/eng/terms_of_use).
## Warning: The Tatoeba Corpus is not error-free.
* Due to the nature of a public collaborative project, this data will never be 100% free of errors.
* Be aware of the following.
* We allow non-native speakers to contribute in languages they are learning.
* We ask our members not to change archaic language to something that currently sounds natural.
* We allow our members to submit book titles and other things you might not consider sentences.
* Translations may not always be accurate, even though the linked sentences are correct sentences.
## Suggestions for Those Planning to Use the Corpus
* Don't use the whole corpus, but do some filtering out of obviously suspect items. (Things like items tagged @need native check, @change, archaic, non-sentence, etc. [Browse Tags](http://tatoeba.org/eng/tags/view_all) to find others.)
* You may want to eliminate all sentences not "owned" by native speakers. However, even this will not guarantee perfect data.
* You should inform your audience that the data may contain errors and explain what steps you have taken to help minimize the errors.
* Since corrections are being made all the time, you should frequently update your project so your audience benefits from these corrections.
* You might want to only use sentences you have personally proofread if you are creating materials for people studying a foreign language to help make sure what you are teaching people isn't a mistake.
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