Reply To: (Not a deal) Question: Should we share deals not in customary language?

[peter]

I don’t oppose the idea. You can certainly post it and those who want to use it can find it and those who don’t can pass.

I have bought stuff on sites that are in languages I can’t read (I took one year of Spanish  in HS)– like years ago before Beat Magazine was in English,  I did buy copies every so often when there was compelling MagWare. I’d try to figure out what things m9eant to get the downloads, sometimes asking my wife (who speaks and reads German) or my friend,  Thor.  I  did buy a sample library from a Japanese developer a long time ago, whose site was written in Japanese. Of course, if a developer doesn’t speak / read / write English it would make support difficult.  But with what you’re proposing, as our community grows, I’m sure that some folks will speak various languages and the content can find an audience.

Until I open up registration though, you may find the responses (posts) a bit limited. But keep in mind around 10x are registered community spend time at the site and they average several minutes per visit.  Our traffic is small, but the engagement is really high. So, it’s your call. Post it if you think it could be valuable to others. I just wouldn’t expect much interaction until the registered community is much larger.

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