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Subject: new category for multilingual ports?
From: asami@vader.cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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There are a couple of ports in incoming from Japanese people that are
actually generic multilingual ports.  What about a new category for
these?  Some ideas:

international
multilingual
i18n (I hate this word, but this seems like the common abb8n)

Other than the new ports, editors/mule can move in here too.

Comments?

Satoshi