[Ubuntu-be] ubuntu-be Digest, Vol 24, Issue 30

[Adam Tim]

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   1. Re:  reminder: language use (Antonio Zugaldia)


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Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2008 11:35:28 +0100
From: "Antonio Zugaldia" <antonio at zugaldia.net>
Subject: Re: [Ubuntu-be] reminder: language use
To: "Ubuntu Belgium" <ubuntu-be at lists.ubuntu.com>
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Well, I guess it very much depends on the kind of activities you want to
promote with this list. If you just want to setup events for the Dutch /
French / German communities, then the corresponding languages are fine.
But if you want to open the activities to everybody living in Belgium,
and particularly in Brussels, then I only see English (or
French) as the only possibilities.

On the other hand, I don't see any problem on having messages in other
languages if you're discussing a local activity (then a one line summary
is appreciated). Languages are meant to connect people!

Cheers :-)

A.

On 2/25/08, Stephan van Ingen <stephanvaningen at gmail.com> wrote:
> For practical reasons I think all the blabla about languages should be

> put aside and moved to politicians,  let's face it: English is the 
> most common language for a lot of  people, if we want to be open for 
> as much people as possible...: I add  my vote to Mark's initial 
> suggestion
>
>  On 25/02/2008, Julien Willem <julien.willem at gmail.com> wrote:  > 
> Let's learn Esperanto =)
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