I made it a bit more sensible. You can now access these wikis by
using their two character or three character identifiers, as defined
in the ISO 639 standard (
http://www.w3.org/WAI/ER/IG/ert/iso639.htm).
Note that I have not added all of the languages from te webpage above,
only thos listed below. You can now access the pages at any one of
many different urls. For example, the chinese wiki is available at
zh.wikipedia.com,
zho.wikipedia.com,
chi.wikipedia.com, and
chinese.wikipedia.com. They all point to the same data, so any url is
as good as the nex. However, the "official" url is the one with the
two character code (
zh.wikipedia.com in this example). Hope this
works for everyone.
Jason
Jason Richey wrote:
Toan and I added 9 new other-language wikis to the
mix. So, now you
are all welcome to use:
catalan.wikipedia.com
chinese.wikipedia.com
esperanto.wikipedia.com
french.wikipedia.com
deutsche.wikipedia.com
hebrew.wikipedia.com
italian.wikipedia.com
japanese.wikipedia.com
portuguese.wikipedia.com
spanish.wikipedia.com
russian.wikipedia.com
We are aware that the naming convention is wrong. Why use "Deutsche"
instead of "German" in one place, and "Spanish" instead of
"Espanol"
in another? Simple. We just don't know the correct words or even the
characters to use in many cases. So, tell us what it *should* be, and
we'll make it so...
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"Jason C. Richey" <jasonr(a)bomis.com>
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"Jason C. Richey" <jasonr(a)bomis.com>