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Reader comment: It seems that Wikicars is currently organized by language, not country, e.g. "en" for English. So if Australia, for instance, is to have its own version to reflect the very different set of cars available there then this needs to be reflected in the structure. But it's not just about country: the cars sold in Canada are very similar to those sold in the USA, though there are differences. And then there's French Canada which has the same cars as English Canada but the same language as, for instance, France. So things are more complex than indicated earlier in this paragraph. I think Internet Brands is going to have to make some decisions, starting with whether the current "en" site is really supposed to be for the USA only, and make those decisions extremely clear on the site. Otherwise Wikicars will become a very confused place.) | Reader comment: It seems that Wikicars is currently organized by language, not country, e.g. "en" for English. So if Australia, for instance, is to have its own version to reflect the very different set of cars available there then this needs to be reflected in the structure. But it's not just about country: the cars sold in Canada are very similar to those sold in the USA, though there are differences. And then there's French Canada which has the same cars as English Canada but the same language as, for instance, France. So things are more complex than indicated earlier in this paragraph. I think Internet Brands is going to have to make some decisions, starting with whether the current "en" site is really supposed to be for the USA only, and make those decisions extremely clear on the site. Otherwise Wikicars will become a very confused place.) | ||
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International Issues
Reader comment: It seems that Wikicars is currently organized by language, not country, e.g. "en" for English. So if Australia, for instance, is to have its own version to reflect the very different set of cars available there then this needs to be reflected in the structure. But it's not just about country: the cars sold in Canada are very similar to those sold in the USA, though there are differences. And then there's French Canada which has the same cars as English Canada but the same language as, for instance, France. So things are more complex than indicated earlier in this paragraph. I think Internet Brands is going to have to make some decisions, starting with whether the current "en" site is really supposed to be for the USA only, and make those decisions extremely clear on the site. Otherwise Wikicars will become a very confused place.)
