Each one with it's own unique look and feel, HTML format, etc.
This may be a good thing, but IMHO I think it would be better all around to
have a "united" perldoc translation project, with a common look and feel for
all langauges. This would also help share the burdon of maintaining the
site/project, and I'm sure there are other benifits.
This is why I've CC'd the maintainers of the above projects- to ask if you
guys would like to merge together into one "International Perldoc Project".
What do you think? If not, why not?
Well, the source for this HTML is probably in POD, so it just a matter of using the same tool for converting the documentation. I would definately contribute to this "International Perldoc Project". I think one should also approach perldoc.com, which is probably the closest existing project to our proposal.
If we do go creating the international project, there are also some other issues like hosting and so on (sourceforge? perl.org? perldoc.com? cpan.org?).
Petras Kudaras aka moxliukas
