Andrea Pescetti schrieb:
Sophie Gautier wrote:
Just to point that we need to handle i18n and l10n easily also, this
is important to think this multilanguage way till the beginning.
Then I'll have to ask again what you mean by this!
1) Having translatable pages (meaning: an English about page at
http://www.documentfoundation.org/about.html and its French translation
at http://www.documentfoundation.org/about.fr.html or equivalent)
2) Having localized websites, with independent structure but same login
(similar to how CollabNet is working now for OpenOffice.org)
3) Having both (not acceptable from my point of view, too confusing)
Why allways take the en-version as a global?
Why not have a www-version with the xxx-en.html, xxx-fr.html and
xxx-it.html with
maybe fallback to xxx-en.html or xxx-fr.html if the en-version does not
exist.
and beside this the NL-structures as the NL-communities decide themselfes?
Work on a multilingual site cannot start before deciding on this.
+1
Karl-Heinz
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