translator metadata
You can declare translator metadata to document who translated the content of the webpage from a source language into the published language. This is meant for translations between human languages such as English and Esperanto, not for translations between markup languages such as Aneamal or HTML.
Example
@ translator: Wilhelm von HumboldtTip
translator metadata has no known relevance besides crediting the translator in the code of a webpage. Search engines are unlikely to use it. It is therefore probably redundant to declare it, if you are both the original author and translator of a file. An author metadata declaration is preferred then. Declaring both is valid though.
For developers
If translator metadata is declared, the Aneamal Translator adds a meta element with the name translator
to the HTML output. Hence the above example becomes:
<meta name='translator' content='Wilhelm von Humboldt'>