RE: UKNM: A quick Language question

[Elizabeth Van Couvering]

Well, it depends what market the site is intended for.  If most of the

customers will be American, use the American flag.  If on the other hand

they are mostly Australian, or English, use the appropriate flag.  If there

is a truly international mix, I would suggest not using a flag.


E.


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Subject: UKNM: A quick Language question


An American friend is in a dilema. He is designing a site for a translator

and represented the English language with an American flag. I pointed out

that it may anoy some English folks so now he is at a twist as to what to

do.


So, would any of you feel insulted/patronised if English was represented by

the American flag?


I suggested either doing a pshop job to combine the flags half/half or use

the wording "International English". Any better ideas?


nee


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