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The official main language of Proteopedia is English. All articles in Proteopedia must have an English version. Translation of English articles to other languages is welcomed. | The official main language of Proteopedia is English. All articles in Proteopedia must have an English version. Translation of English articles to other languages is welcomed. | ||
| - | The title of a non-English article '''must be all in English''', followed by the English name of the language in parentheses. The translated title can be the first thing in the body of the translated article, in large bold print, as seen in these examples: | + | The title of a non-English article '''must be all in English''' (or simply a [[PDB code]]), followed by the English name of the language in parentheses. The translated title can be the first thing in the body of the translated article, in large bold print, as seen in these examples: |
*[[Fadel A. Samatey Group (Japanese)]] | *[[Fadel A. Samatey Group (Japanese)]] | ||
Revision as of 19:29, 1 June 2011
Proposed title: Proteopedia:Languages
The official main language of Proteopedia is English. All articles in Proteopedia must have an English version. Translation of English articles to other languages is welcomed.
The title of a non-English article must be all in English (or simply a PDB code), followed by the English name of the language in parentheses. The translated title can be the first thing in the body of the translated article, in large bold print, as seen in these examples:
Articles in multiple languages should include a special wiki code that generates an interlanguage link. The article on translation provides details.
