On Wed, Jun 9, 2010 at 6:39 PM, Simon Taylor <simontaylor1@xxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote: > Ulrikhe Lukoie wrote: > >> Simon Taylor wrote: >> >>> But there is no need for that given the current position of the >>> discussion - ru.haiku-os.org is not going to be created right now. >>> >>> >> why not? >> and who is going to decide that? >> > > Sorry for being unclear. You had requested complete control of > ru.haiku-os.org and that is unlikely to be granted - that was what I > meant. > > Ulrikhe Lukoie wrote: > > > Simon Taylor wrote: > >> It would seem very odd to have R1 all nicely localised in > >> terms of OS and user guide and then have the main point of access for > >> people (the site) be English-only. > > i propose to get two-letter subdomains for the local versions, to > > appoint team managers for the localized sites > > and let that team to build the site with the standardized site design, > > logo, and content structure, to add blogs/QA/forums and whatewer they > > need on the localized site versions, but the main articles structure to > > keep the same for all language versions > > I'm not sure how independent the localised views of the site should be. > Personally I'd like to see them all giving the same information. That's why > I wondered aloud about what to do about news and blog posts - should the > things posted to the main site be translated for the localised versions? > > Does anyone know how other big projects handle this? > I would suggest reserving .de, .ru, etc. subdomains for an official 1-1 translation of Haiku's static website content. I think Ulrikhe's idea is good. For these, community subdomains should be offered, to be administered by localized teams. i.e community-de.haiku-os.org, community-ru.haiku-os.org. etc. > Simon > > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > haiku-web@xxxxxxxxxxxxx - Haiku Web & Developer Support Discussion List > > -- --------------------- Karl vom Dorff B.Sc (Hons) Biology, (German minor) http://www.numbdesign.com