Languishing blog

Once upon a time the English Cemetery was a lively multilingual blog in three languages... Lately, it's just two languages, and it languishes in Basque the same way as in English.

There are some reasons for this. Well, in my work at CodeSyntax, I was more focused on l10n and i18n issues... Then we launched Tagzania which was an international effort, and I also collaborated with Nestoria, a London-based project. From those viewpoints I had more things to say, and I felt more compelled to comment things, to do marketing as well (why not?). Nowadays, my working hours in CodeSyntax are not so devoted to l10n, the Tagzania team is doing well although I'm not in that taskforce and I see Nestoria from a distance (they keep internationalising, and I am glad to know that they have launched their real estate search machinery in France!).

Then, there's also the Twitter / Facebook thing that has affected many bloggers' posting habits, and also some twists of life that have put me on a rather silent mode.

I could still post about big international news about the Basques, but my political views are rather skeptical lately, and well, I rather comment miscelaneous bits than the other serious issues.

We'll see, there are some projects around at the company right now, and maybe one of those will involve l10n/i18n aspects, or hopefully have international projection. If that's the case, posts may be spotted here again. I hope to see the blossoming happen before spring, really.