On Thu, Jul 03, 2003 at 08:17:13AM -0700, Jimmy Wales wrote:
Gareth Owen wrote:
WWW stands for World Wide Web - three *english* words. If other languages wish to replace there language codes with the equivalent abbreviation in their own language, I'm sure no-one will mind. (lwm.wikipedia.org for "le web mondial", peut-?tre?)
I don't really agree with this argument. 'www' is known worldwide as the indicator for the 'main' website of any organization. So although 'www' has its roots in English, it's really quite general.
I'm sure he was joking. Ha-ha-ha.
:-/
But the argument is overreacted by all means, All langauges are on the startin pages, <countrycode>.wikipedia.org/ leads to the national page, I'm very satisfied with this way of handling.
cya, grin Hungary