- From: Richard L. Tuttle, Director <lcdirector@irwa.org>
- Date: Thu, 27 Mar 1997 11:03:42 -0800
- To: <www-international@w3.org>
Hello all in cyberland. I would like to take this opportunity to invite you to help the International Webmasters Association (http://www.irwa.org/ ), the first ever professional organization for Webmasters, to develop our new Language Centre. We would like the Language Centre to be the definitive resource for internationalization of the World Wide Web; we want to make the Web truly world-wide. Once fully instituted, the IWA Language Centre plans to offer services for translation of Web documents, on-line courses for Webmaster certification with regards to internationalization, software and hardware reviews and Beta testing, and a wide variety of other offerings. These will be available with the help of our language committees, which are made up of various Webmaster professionals. We want to design the IWA Language Centre to fill the needs of all professional Webmasters interested in internationalization and to do this we would like your input. Therefore, please fill out the following survey for us to further help you. All answers will be kept strictly confidential and will not be released to anyone outside of the survey committee for any purposes other than as mass data collection. We will post all results. Please forward all completed surveys to me at LCdirector@irwa.org Thank you for your time, Richard L. Tuttle, Language Centre Director International Webmasters Association http://www.irwa.org/languagecentre/ -------------------------------------------------------------------- President of Tuttle Translations & Consulting http://www.iea.com/~rtuttle/ttc/ ======================IWA=Language=Centre=Survey======================== 1. Your working languages: 2. Your special fields: 3. Rate the Globalness of the WWW in it's current state (1=superior, 2=mediocre, 3=needs improvement, 4=I thought English was Global) 4. How would you like to see the WWW become more international? 5. Are you familiar with the proposed i18n standard for HTML? 6. Would you like to see the WWW become more international? (i.e., available in more than just English). 7. What resources would you like to see be made available to help others in designing WWW pages for an international market? 8. What do you see as the best thing about the Internet/WWW, both personally and professionally? 9. and the worst things? 10. Are you a member of any professional organizations? If so, which ones? 11. Additional comments: =========================================================================== Again, thank you for your time and send all completed surveys to LCdirector@irwa.org Also, please check out our site, thus far, at http://www.irwa.org/languagecentre/
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