New Feature: Artículos en Español
Written by Mark Van Steenwyk : February 19, 2008
I’ve added a new category: Artículos en Español. Some folks have offered to translate some articles into Spanish, so that Jesus Manifesto can be a place of welcome for native Spanish speakers. I know one measly category with some translated articles isn’t perfect, but it is a start.
Also, you may have noticed two little flags (British and Spanish) up at the top of the website. The feature isn’t working properly yet (keep checking back until it works), but it will allow you to instantly translate most of Jesus Manifesto into Spanish. You can toggle back and forth by clicking the flags. The translation is imperfect (relying upon Google’s translation engine), but it will help folks get the basic gist.
Eventually, I’d like to see Spanish-language articles submitted. Those will be added to the Espanol category and then, after being translated into English, be incorporated into the other categories (like praxis, doxis, aesthetics, etc.)
¡Viva la revolución!
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