On Tue, 2011-02-15 at 12:09 +0100, Christian Lohmaier wrote:
Hi *,
On Tue, Feb 15, 2011 at 8:31 AM, klaus-jürgen weghorn ol
<ol@sophia-louise.de> wrote:
Am 15.02.2011 03:09, schrieb David Nelson:
[...]
I specifically want to ask for us.libreoffice.org, ca.libreoffice.org
and uk.libreoffice.org.
+1 for the us and uk.
I still disagree. This is in conflict with the language-codes used. So
still -1 from my side.
If you want a complete subsite as opposed to a specific section, then
you need to find another scheme. us, uk, ca won't work (IMO).
Yes - Christian you make a very strong and valid point here, it does
break the current pattern, the current is language based not country
code.
canada.libreoffice.org united-states.libreoffice.org,
united-kingdom.libreoffice.org if you please, but uk is Ukrainian, ca
it Catalan,….
It still breaks down, to me, along language. A French speaking speaking
Canadian or a Portuguese speaking Ghanaian, is likely to find the NL
website for the respective language.
Alright - I've just deleted long paragraphs about language, marketing
and community building twice (the clock say I need to move on) so I'll
stop with just this
- on this point of language based sub-domains, I am in full agreement
the site is too deeply built on that foundation to break it, IMO.
Thanks
Drew
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