Mike Schuh wrote:
> On a more relevant point, I am willing to assist in writing
documentation
> or (more likely to actually happen) proof read what others have
written.
Help with documentation is very welcome.
Martin Spott (who doesn't read the list) and myself are the active committers
for
On Wednesday 21 November 2007 18:45:12 David Megginson wrote:
> The Economist once had an article suggesting (I'm not sure how
> seriously) that languages like German or Japanese could be a
> competitive advantage precisely because they're not widely spoken. In
> an international business meeting,
The Economist once had an article suggesting (I'm not sure how
seriously) that languages like German or Japanese could be a
competitive advantage precisely because they're not widely spoken. In
an international business meeting, English speakers have no language
to switch to for a private discussi
On Wed, 21 Nov 2007, Jon Stockill wrote:
>Melchior FRANZ wrote:
>
>> We all hate English, but it's the lowest common
>> denominator. ;-)
>
>Oi! The's now't wrong wi english, even if nob'dy ahtside yorkshire can
>talk reet.
As the saying goes: If you can speak three languages, you are trilingual
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