Can anyone see a problem with using namespaces to differentiate the different
languages that a piece of content may be in?
For example:
I have attributes: Title, Description, Body
So, within a given node I may have:
tnc-en-us:Title
tnc-en-us:Description
tnc-en-us:Body
tnc-esp:Title
tnc-esp:Description
tnc-esp-Body
tnc-fr:Title
tnc-fr:Description
tnc-fr:Body
etc, etc, etc
Or would it be preferable to model it by node structure:
..../lang/en-us/
Title
Description
Body
..../lang/esp/
Title
Description
Body
....etc, etc, etc
or
..../lang-en-us/
Title
Description
Body
..../lang-esp/
Title
Description
Body
....etc, etc, etc
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