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Mago, ¿e que pasa co resto das linguas faladas no mundo? Non so no Brasil hai xente que non sabe falar o ingles, e se cada un empeza a escribir no idioma que lle pete, isto vai acabar sendo un caos.

A min gustariame que o PerlMonks fose multilingue, pero soportado pola propia aplicacion web, proporcionando as ferramentas necesarias para que cada monxe vexa soamente as mensaxes que poida entender, por exemplo, cunha especie de canles idiomaticos os que un se poida suscribir.

¿Pero quen esta disposto a facelo traballo, eh?

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Mago, and what happens with the other languages spoken over the world? Not only in Brasil are people that can not speek English and if everybody starts writing on his preferred language this will become a mesh.

I would like to have a multilingual PerlMonks, but with support from the web application, with the required tools to let monks only see the messages they can understand, for instance with some kind of language channels.

But, who is gonna do it?

In reply to Re: [PT_BR] Escrever em Português no Perlmonks by salva
in thread [PT_BR] Escrever em Português no Perlmonks by Mago

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