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# Introduction
The main tasks for a proofreader team member:
* verify translations to a specific language
* confirm suitable automatic translations
* manually fix misleading translations
* periodically check the project for new translations
## Getting invited
Once assigned to the Babelshark Project, you will be invited to team as **Proofreader** with your assigned language. However, before you start translating, you're required to setup your account:
1. Login to your [Babelshark account](https://babelshark.net/signin)
2. Look for invitation under **Notifications**
3. Accept the invitation
Once assigned in the Team, your **Dashboard** should look as following:
To get acquainted with more mechanics, read more on [How to translate](/proofreader/how-to-proofread.md)
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