If you’re not an English speaker and want to post and view photos online on Flickr (owned by Yahoo), it’s about to get easier. Flickr is adding traditional Chinese (Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau), French, German, Italian, Korean, Portuguese, and Spanish versions.
Meanwhile, video-sharing site Youtube (owned by Google) may add Chinese and French versions.
It’s nice having everyone together on one site, but people all over the world shouldn’t have to use English. It will probably also help with bandwidth to parcel the world out over several sites.
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