Alucard
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Have you taken a look at the World area in the ODP?
This is the part of the directory where sites with content not in the English language are organized.
Have you noticed that there are quite a few languages which are not represented in there? Ever wondered why?
Well, we need an editor that is fluent in the language in order to be able to list sites, and create categories in that tongue, and for some languages there is a distinct lack.
Take a look in Curlie - Test: World - the second list of languages are ones where we have no corresponding World category. This is where we put sites which are in the language, but where we don't have enough knowledge of that language to edit proficiently. We really could use an editor who speaks that language and has a good enough knowledge of English to be able to communicate with English-speaking editors and to read the guidelines.
So whether you speak Abkhazian, Cantonese, Nepali, Creole, Hmoob, Romani, Tongan, Urdu or Yiddish (or even Klingon!), please consider making an application to edit and make the ODP an even more international directory than it already is!
This is the part of the directory where sites with content not in the English language are organized.
Have you noticed that there are quite a few languages which are not represented in there? Ever wondered why?
Well, we need an editor that is fluent in the language in order to be able to list sites, and create categories in that tongue, and for some languages there is a distinct lack.
Take a look in Curlie - Test: World - the second list of languages are ones where we have no corresponding World category. This is where we put sites which are in the language, but where we don't have enough knowledge of that language to edit proficiently. We really could use an editor who speaks that language and has a good enough knowledge of English to be able to communicate with English-speaking editors and to read the guidelines.
So whether you speak Abkhazian, Cantonese, Nepali, Creole, Hmoob, Romani, Tongan, Urdu or Yiddish (or even Klingon!), please consider making an application to edit and make the ODP an even more international directory than it already is!