Translations

Difference between revisions of "Complete manual/76/en"

From Gender and Tech Resources

(Created page with "Todo el mundo pertenece a varios dominios sociales - tus redes de trabajo o de activismo, tus redes familiares, de amigos o colegas, etc. Algunas redes pueden hacerte sentir m...")
 
(Importing a new version from external source)
 
Line 1: Line 1:
Todo el mundo pertenece a varios dominios sociales - tus redes de trabajo o de activismo, tus redes familiares, de amigos o colegas, etc. Algunas redes pueden hacerte sentir más seguras que otras. Por ejemplo, puede que te muestres más vigilante acerca de lo que compartes cuando se trata de tus actividades de trabajo o de activismo, pero que te muestres mucho mas confiada y relajada cuando interactúas con tus amigas en una plataforma de redes sociales como Facebook.
+
Everyone belongs to several social domains - your work or advocacy networks, your family networks, friends, colleagues, etc. Some networks may feel safer than others. For example, you may be more vigilant about what you share and how you share when it comes to your work or advocacy activities, but far less so when you interact with friends on a social networking platform like Facebook.

Latest revision as of 00:55, 22 March 2018

Information about message (contribute)
This message has no documentation. If you know where or how this message is used, you can help other translators by adding documentation to this message.
Message definition (Complete manual)
Everyone belongs to several social domains - your work or advocacy networks, your family networks, friends, colleagues, etc. Some networks may feel safer than others. For example, you may be more vigilant about what you share and how you share when it comes to your work or advocacy activities, but far less so when you interact with friends on a social networking platform like Facebook.
TranslationEveryone belongs to several social domains - your work or advocacy networks, your family networks, friends, colleagues, etc. Some networks may feel safer than others. For example, you may be more vigilant about what you share and how you share when it comes to your work or advocacy activities, but far less so when you interact with friends on a social networking platform like Facebook.

Everyone belongs to several social domains - your work or advocacy networks, your family networks, friends, colleagues, etc. Some networks may feel safer than others. For example, you may be more vigilant about what you share and how you share when it comes to your work or advocacy activities, but far less so when you interact with friends on a social networking platform like Facebook.