Hello,
Birgitte SB a écrit :
--- Mohamed Magdy <mohamed.m.k(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
Other ideas say that Wikisource project is
special
somehow that some of the languages will never be big enough (text
collections, contributors
etc...) to deserve its own domain or there will
never be enough community for it..and because of that they are
better placed in one
place (I don't really see the objection of making
new sub-domains or wikis, does it cost?)
Yes is costs. It costs a large amount of labor for
each separate subdomain to be montiored by admins.
Currently texts in language which have not gathered a
community around them (and some never will) are
montiored from a single list of recent changes. Any
problems readers encounter are able to be answered by
the community that has developed to look over these
texts. Subdomains are only good when a community to
inhabit them exists.
Yes, that's the most important point. The community should be the main
factor for a decision to separate a language into a subdomain. Technical
issues should not.
BirgitteSB
Best regards,
Yann
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