Change to international directory
It has come to our attention that some people are not happy about typing
'international', so we have created a symlink
intl -> international
This means that you can access the language specific pages using
/intl/<lang>
Additionally, we have no problem if you want to be able to access your
subdir using the 2-letter ISO abbreviation, e.g. es for spanish.
Lastly, it is silly to have both a file in the international directory
and a subdirectory. We should standardize on using a subdirectory.
For the bulk of the translations, the easiest thing to do would be to
remove the existing file and replace it with a directory with the
same basename, e.g. mkdir Finish ; mv Finish.wml Finish/index.wml .
This means no links will have to change. Things aren't quite as simple
for the chinese and spanish translation as they already have both.
Do either of you have a problem with standardizing on the capatilized
version?
To summarize, after the above changes, the language 'blah' with
abbreviation, 'bl', would be accessable using any of the following links:
/international/Blah/
/international/bl/
/intl/Blah/
/intl/bl/
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James (Jay) Treacy
treacy@debian.org
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