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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users Google Translate API with wget (only one client and connection): Suspected Terms of Service Abuse Post 302574875 by Neo on Friday 18th of November 2011 01:58:14 PM

11-18-2011

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You can run the Google Translate AJAX API via an automated program; but you must follow the Google TOS. The TOS has specific requirements such as (1) the HTTP referrer field must be present in all API calls and (2) the client must have an API key (from Google) and (3) the client site must have attribute the translation to Google, etc etc.

We used to run this same API on this site and have a lot of coding experience with it.

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