User talk:M2EU
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Sci Phi Journal 2019Q2
I approved you submission of Sci Phi Journal 2019Q2. Your question about "Letter from a Slave-Making Ant" can be handled fairly easily. You give credit to the author and mention the translator in the notes section of the story. If the story was already in the data base, you would merge the two stories. If the story was in the data base under its Spanish title, you would make the story in the magazine you entered a variant of the Spanish one. But it is neither, so you should also enter in the notes for the story where it originally appeared. Just click on the story, and the the screen with the notes section will come up on the screen. The same applies to the translations in the Q3 and Q4 editions. Bob 16:52, 22 March 2020 (EDT)