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[doug+mud-puddle.co.nz at mud-puddle.co.nz]

well currently my section (websites)  are all multiple languages and each
basicly has different content.

so perhaps as content were intergrated then it becomes an option (i think this
is around the one tree approach)

i do like the idea of having different content based on the languages, however
the main pages i would guess would be straight mirrors of each other.  which
raises the question do you hide the extra content from other users or do you
let them filter it out by themselves? (e.g. place their chosen language at the
top.  i.e. websites section is defaulted to english at the top, whereas an
italian might want italian stuff at the top)

Doug



Quoting Bart Veldhuizen <bart at vrotvrot.com>:

> Hi Joe,
> 
> On Wed, 2004-05-12 at 23:38, Johannes Langlotz wrote:
> 
> > perhaps it is not the right time to talk about the multi-language things 
> > right now, but I would like to know which concept do you prefer? The 
> > "Two-Tree" concept or the new "one-tree-fits-all-languages" concept?
> > 
> > http://typo3.org/1220.0.html
> 
> I'm not sure about that yet. The two-tree approach would give each
> language group more freedom to add their own content and structure, but
> that might also be confusing for the visitor. The one-tree approach
> would allow the visitor to switch the language of a given page - a
> feature that I find quite interesting.
> 
> The one-tree approach also has a nice integration into the backend - you
> can see two languages side by side and work on the translation.
> 
> Please bear in mind though that the discussion about supporting multiple
> languages hasn't even started yet! While I think it has its merits, it
> will also place an additional burden on the organization. Still, it's
> nice to dream about it :)
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Bart
> 
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