Mark Williamson wrote:
And Gerard, please note that Alfio, unlike you, is a native Italian speaker.
Mark
Which is a totally irrelevant remark. fyi I asked Sabine, she thinks that having it as it is written is to be preferrred; her argument is that things that are "strange" atract more curiosity. Her credentials as to the Italian language are obvious and adequate.
Using this argument is rich when it comes from the "tireless warrior for more wikipedia's even though he does not speak all the languages he champions". It basically disqualifies you and if you apply this logic to yourself, we will not hear that much from you on the mailinglist.
Thanks, GerardM
On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 19:05:58 +0100 (MET), Alfio Puglisi puglisi@arcetri.astro.it wrote:
On Mon, 31 Jan 2005, Gerard Meijssen wrote:
Hoi, You find "Italiano" not "italiano" in the interwiki links. That is different. If you are in a primary school in Italy, your teacher will make you learn the difference :) .
If you look a the Italian main page, all links on the left bar are capitalized, not just the language list. Writing capitalized lists is OK, and no one would object to have:
*English *Italiano
on any list. The contrary would be difficult to read, with mixed capitalization.
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