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As already stated by another commenter, then keep your site in English. You will still have access to a market of millions of typically young, well-educated Eur
by thomas11 16y ago
As already stated by another commenter, then keep your site in English. You will still have access to a market of millions of typically young, well-educated Europeans. But you need to let them sign up, ship stuff to them, etc. That's where it often fails.
You will need to have your European offerings checked by a lawyer, but with the EU harmonization it might not be that big of a deal.