Hello Chris,
I asked about different languge versions of Wikitree not realising the question had already been asked.
In your answer to Stanislav you mention a delay in order to "ïnternationlize" all the features, etc. I would suggest not to delay, make a selection on the Wikitree Homepage for languages. Begin with only the profile page translated in let's say Spanish, leave the other pages in English until time allows to have them translated. This however could involve server capabilities of which I know nothing. Which could mean I'm sticking my head into business where it does not belong.
In reality, my experience with getting people to look at things written in English when English is not their mother language has been met with failure. My mother-in-law is a typical European and if you show her something not written in Spanish or Catalans she behaves like a vampire forced to look at a crucifix. She just will not even look. And she's very typical. The French are even worse. They feel when something is important, it'll be written in French.
The local city halls and churches here are full of records and typically are not sent to the central government. The records are set in boxes and on shelves and are not going to be opened to just anyone wanting to copy the information, information which is centuries old.
When I began my Wikitree experience I was quite shocked at how my ancestors appeared originally in South Carolina but divided up and eventually were on both sides during the civil war, Indiana vs Georgia. , What a shame if they would have only had the Wikitree they would have known better. And this could even prevent future conflict once people realise they're fighting amongst themselves
I wish you success with this. A Nobel Peace Prize could sit in your cabinet once your efforts show people that we really are a one family world.
Regards
