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Right now, Wikademia is primarily in English. Please, do feel free to create learning resources in your native language. If organization becomes difficult, and there is a significant amount of language specific content and contributors, then we can definitely look at creating new ways of handling multi-lingual content. This may come in the for of new language specific versions of Wikademia, or some other solution that we come up with collaboratively. Welcome!
Right now, Wikademia is primarily in English. Please, do feel free to create learning resources in your native language. If organization becomes difficult, and there is a significant amount of language specific content and contributors, then we can definitely look at creating new ways of handling multi-lingual content. This may come in the for of new language specific versions of Wikademia, or some other solution that we come up with collaboratively. Welcome!


== World Wikademia ==
Never would have thunk I would find this so inidpsnesable.
What would be a good subdomain where Wikademia wikis in other languages could incubate until there is enough content to warrent their own domain?
 
* beta.wikademia.org
* alpha.wikademia.org
* swap.wikademia.org
* incubator.wikademia.org
* babel.wikademia.org
* world.wikademia.org
* wikademia.org ?
**how would this be ? e.g. wikademia.org/de/pagename ?
**over categories with language code ? too much manual effort
* with language code before domain name, e.g. for German pages, de.wikademia.org


==See also==  
==See also==  

Revision as of 21:45, 19 August 2011

Right now, Wikademia is primarily in English. Please, do feel free to create learning resources in your native language. If organization becomes difficult, and there is a significant amount of language specific content and contributors, then we can definitely look at creating new ways of handling multi-lingual content. This may come in the for of new language specific versions of Wikademia, or some other solution that we come up with collaboratively. Welcome!

Never would have thunk I would find this so inidpsnesable.

See also