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While this is true, it's to the detriment of their project not to have at least some English docs. It grants them the largest possible audience[1] for their pro
by pyre 14y ago
While this is true, it's to the detriment of their project not to have at least some English docs. It grants them the largest possible audience[1] for their project. Generating interest in their tool is one of the things that they need to do if they want it to be a successful open source project.
[1]: I guess it's possible that 'Chinese' might be close too, but I have no idea how the different dialects (Mandarin/Cantonese) would affect this.
- saraid216 14y ago> [1]: I guess it's possible that 'Chinese' might be close too, but I have no idea how the different dialects (Mandarin/Cantonese) would affect this. Cantonese isn't written down, strictly speaking; when you write Chinese, there aren't dialectic differences.
- francesca 14y agonginx didn't have english docs until 2 years after the project launched. Full story from Igor Here: http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/151853 http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/151853 Also: Don't blame people for english lang proficiency.