Xen Community:
I am starting a new effort in translating the Xen.org site to multiple languages. Since I am not sure what language is most in demand and even if the community is looking for this type of feature; I am running an experiment on the About Xen page (http://www.xen.org/about/index.html)
I have currently posted the page in English, German, Japanese, Chinese, Portuguese, and Spanish. I am still waiting for the Korean translation to be completed before posting.
Take a look and let me know your thoughts.
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