Be aware that the Wiki itself does not know anything about the language you really use when writing any content. The software behind Wiki – Confluence – simply provides a structure to shift between two "language" version osf every page. Each space (Public, General,...) has a defined "original language" and besides the second language.
The title of a page must be explicitly translated into the second language, otherwise the title from the original language will be displayed as the page title.
| Space | Subspace | Original Language |
|---|---|---|
| Public | English | |
| ECG General | English | |
| Hubs | English | |
| Working Groups | English | |
| Overview of Country Spaces | English | |
| Österreich | no language versions | |
| Deutschland | no language versions | |
| España | no language versions | |
| France | no language versions | |
| Italia | no language versions | |
| Schweiz | no language versions | |
| América Latina | no language versions | |
| Chile | no language versions | |
- Whenever a new page is created it takes over the original language from it*s mother page. As long as you do not change the displayed language and edit the page content, the original version is the only one. the second language version only provides a hint to change to the original language.
- As soon as you fill in content in the second language version it will be diaplayedf for everyone who chooses the second language as displayed language.