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How do I add a monolingual service?
Some users may choose to add monolingual services in their profiles, including checking/editing, voiceover, education, transcription, etc. To do this, simply go to the 'Languages' section of your Profile Updater, click on 'Add new pair' and choose the same language in both the 'Source language' and 'Target language' drop-down menus.
Then, check all the appropriate boxes to indicate the services you perform for this monolingual language 'pair,' and click on the 'Add pair' button.
If you check your profile then, you will see under your profile picture that a 'XXX (monolingual)' language has been added.