This week has been full of refactoring and improvements on the backend of Semapedia: Excitingly, Stan has worked successfully fulltime on making Semapedia truly multilingual. The first example of this major, major improvement can be seen if you click here for the italian version. We are eager to provide Semapedia.org in many more languages since this has understandably been one mayor criticism over the past year: If Wikipedia is multilingual, why can’t we be? Well, we heard you but had to take our steps one at a time. Our relaunch this summer was the first step to move Semapedia to a managed and extendable platform. With this as our base we are happy to implement such requests as soon as we can.

Request for translations: If you are interested in translating Semapedia into your language, we are happy to hear from you at hello@semapedia.org! German, Polish, French, Chinese, Japanese, Finnish - you name it.

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