6 posts tagged “international”

You may now pay the same fixed price (typ 80p/min) on all roaming networks but the features you can access will vary ! For example if you use a UK three mobile in Turkey you'll only get Planet3 if you choose Turkcell.
http://www.three.co.uk/personal/help_support_/abroad_/pay_monthly_country_details.omp?cid=31880

http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2007/08/written-by-trevor-foucher-webmaster.html

IDNA provides a way for site owners to have domains that go beyond the domain name system's limitations of English letters and numbers. Prior to IDNA, Internet host names could only be in the 26 letters of the English alphabet, the numbers 0-9, and the hyphen character. With IDNA support, you'll now be able to add your sites that use other character sets, and organize them easily on your Webmaster Tools Dashboard.

IDNA uses Punycode

XING

International
    * The International Office
    * London
    * South Africa - Welcome!
    * United Kingdom Business Community
    * Xing Amsterdam
    * XING Networking Hamburg

Germany
    * Hamburg Connection - "Connect in the real world"
    * Hamburg Language Lounge

Turkey
    * Business with Turkey
    * Istanbul
    * Natural Stones of Turkey
    * Turkish - European Business Pool
    * Turkish Community
    * XING Turkey

http://www.tescointernetphone.com/about/rates/international_call_rates/

And get cheap international calls by using a TESCO VOIP phone

VOIP Internet Phones are the latest technology revolutionising the way we make home phone calls. They literally do what they say ... they're phones that let you make all your calls using the internet.

They can now deliver your Tesco internet phone order to a wide range of countries around the world. It couldn’t be simpler and cheaper to stay in touch with friends and family abroad by ordering a extra Tesco internet phone and sending it directly to them. That way you can talk to each other for FREE !

What’s included?

• IPA 1000 internet phone adapter
• Ethernet cable
• Power pack
• User guide
  
• £5.00 calltime e-voucher

• Use your current phone to make and receive calls over the internet
• FREE calls to other Tesco internet phone customers

There is a problem has been bugging me for some time now and that is the problem of worldwide blogs and language. For example if my preferred language is French I'll probably blog in French but how can I approve feedback and comments from people who have a different preferred language ?

Is there an unwritten etiquette that dictates you only post comments in the same language as the original post ? Should the "approver" use bablefish to translate comments into their preferred language before approving them? and then only approve and repost the babelfish output ?

How does a "global" ISP or blog site like VOX make sure that all posts in all languages are not offensive or abusive without employing enough people to know every language in the world ? If anyone from VOX is reading please let me know your solutions !

NOTE : I'm sorry but I feel I can only approve comments in English until I have solved this dilemma !