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You need to translate things for an international rollout which takes time. Plus US is a known devil and easier to rollout and look at numbers to fix the glitch
by frosty 14y ago
You need to translate things for an international rollout which takes time. Plus US is a known devil and easier to rollout and look at numbers to fix the glitches.
- 0x0 14y agoDoesn't sound right to me, I think many european users are fine with an app in English (in fact, many probably prefer it)
- arihant 14y agoSure. But that shouldn't be a reason to not launch it in India, for example. I have never seen a non-english keyboard in my life here. Very few countries have internationalization as a necessity. For most places, having the app in native language is a plus, but most people still frequently use the web in English. I mean, Instagram could figure all the rollout challenges with a single digit amount of people. One would expect a post-IPO company to do so too.