Yann wrote: This is potentially great news! Do you know if they will *finally* have translated interfaces for the major European languages soon? Which reminds me - we really need to get the Wikipedia and Wikimedia trademarks registered in the U.S. and in Europe so that when .eu domains become available we can be more certain of obtaining wikipedia.eu, wikimedia.eu and wikimediafoundation.eu. Whatever we do with those domains, I think that it is important for us to control them (at the very least they would make for great portals). The proliferation of "pre-registration" sites disturbs me. Example: http://www.domainregistry.de/eu.html OIC, that may be a scam: http://www.vnunet.com/News/1144248 Either way we may have to fight for .eu domains - better to have the paperwork ready before the great .eu grab starts. It would be nice, but from what I've read we don't *need* an official business presence in the EU to buy .eu domains once they become available. We just need an EU resident to act as our proxy and official .eu domain holder until a Wikimedia Europe affiliate organization is set-up. -- mav