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Mon 22nd Mar 2010 02:28 #1 / 7
There seems to be a lot of international folks joining WG. Maybe that's our angle. It would be nice to run board descriptions through an online translator, or have a translator right in the message box, if this is legal. New members could pick a language preference in the sign-up screen.
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Mon 22nd Mar 2010 04:07 #2 / 7
¿401 qué?
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Mon 22nd Mar 2010 04:07 #3 / 7
No but seriously that's a damn good idea.
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Mon 22nd Mar 2010 05:11 #4 / 7
Problem is those online translation engines are patchy at best. Usually ends up with a bunch of loosely connected gibberish. Although I agree internationalization needs to happen at some point.
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Mon 22nd Mar 2010 08:20 #5 / 7
You could start with a non-English forum section if you can find someone (or several someones) fluent in, say, French, Chinese, Spanish, etc. to moderate it. That might be the easiest place to start.
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Mon 22nd Mar 2010 08:59 #6 / 7
Happy Birthday to the ground!!!
babelfish.yahoo.com wrote: The use is evasive on-line language translator transforms the phrase to become one foreign language then to return to English pleasure hell.
... yeah.
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Mon 22nd Mar 2010 11:40 #7 / 7
It's a trap!
Kjeld wrote: You could start with a non-English forum section if you can find someone (or several someones) fluent in, say, French, Chinese, Spanish, etc. to moderate it. That might be the easiest place to start.
That's a good idea. There's already plenty of people who could be put in charge of the Canadian section.
