On Sun, Feb 16, 2003 at 02:42:17AM -0800, Brion Vibber wrote:
On dim, 2003-02-16 at 02:09, Tomasz Wegrzanowski wrote:
[en] We need:
- concensus (is anybody against ?)
I think in general using country codes is going to cause more confusion when linking using language codes, which are *not* always the same. But if you guys really want it sitting at that location, I at least see no reason to stop you.
Eveyone expects Polish website names to end in .pl and Polish search engines don't like anything that doesn't.
At least in this case the code is the same.
- reversing DNS redirects from www.wikipedia.pl->pl.wikipedia.org to pl.wikipedia.org->www.wikipedia.pl
Who aministrates both names ? Could they please agree how to do the 3rd part ?
www.wikipedia.pl is a DNS-level pointer to pl.wikipedia.org. No additional changes to domain configuration have to be made, it'll continue to point to the right place. I would just have to switch the apache configuration on the web server to prefer one over the other.
(But if wikipedia.pl is to be the official home, make sure you know who owns the domain!)
Kpjas owns www.wikipedia.org name.