Posted: Sun 19. Dec 2004, 10:56
O.k.
I think one solution would be that we handle the languages as follows:
It's ok if anyone needs help an gets his/her answer in german or english but in the end everyone should translate the main realizations of the topic into english. Another fact would be that everyone had to use english or bilingual Titles for their Topics.
Example:
A: "Wie kann ich PHPWCMS installieren? / How to install phpwcms?"
B: "Hmm ist doch ganz einfach: schaue unter http://www.phpwcms-docu.de den Punkt "Installation", da findest du eine Schritt für Schritt Anleitung."
A: "Super hat alles funktioniert vielen Dank! _____ For the "not-Germans": I asked how to install phpwcms. The most important hint was, that I had to follow the step-by-step tutorial at phpwcms-docu.de"
So here we have a german discussion but every "not-German" will find the solution on the Topic too. I think every German-speaking should make an effort and summarize the most important hints that he got during the discussion into english after having solved his/her problem.
This will be hard to realize but I think if we start playing the model and keep the "Social Learning Theory" by Albert Bandura in our minds we will soon have a great knowledge base here at this place (even if it is already great right now )
I think one solution would be that we handle the languages as follows:
It's ok if anyone needs help an gets his/her answer in german or english but in the end everyone should translate the main realizations of the topic into english. Another fact would be that everyone had to use english or bilingual Titles for their Topics.
Example:
A: "Wie kann ich PHPWCMS installieren? / How to install phpwcms?"
B: "Hmm ist doch ganz einfach: schaue unter http://www.phpwcms-docu.de den Punkt "Installation", da findest du eine Schritt für Schritt Anleitung."
A: "Super hat alles funktioniert vielen Dank! _____ For the "not-Germans": I asked how to install phpwcms. The most important hint was, that I had to follow the step-by-step tutorial at phpwcms-docu.de"
So here we have a german discussion but every "not-German" will find the solution on the Topic too. I think every German-speaking should make an effort and summarize the most important hints that he got during the discussion into english after having solved his/her problem.
This will be hard to realize but I think if we start playing the model and keep the "Social Learning Theory" by Albert Bandura in our minds we will soon have a great knowledge base here at this place (even if it is already great right now )