I have another idea:
As you can see, the Troubleshooting forum has
the Troubleshooting Archive subforum. Why noy also add an International Help subforum where there would be some topics written in the languages the site is translated in?
Why would we need them?
Quote:
Originally posted by FAQ
Q: Game x won't run! What should I do?
A: Make sure you look at the compatibility info that is displayed for each game. If it says that the game can only be run using DosBox and doesn't have a WinXP compatibility icon, obviously it will not work under WindowsXP. Also, make sure you have read any technical notes or important information listed at the end of the game's review! There is also a link to "Discuss this game" in the extras section of each game. It often contains important information so read all the posts carefully. If you are trying to use DosBox but don't know how to work with it, read on, this is also covered in FAQ. However, if you have exhausted all the possibilities, and stil can't get the game to run, you can post your problem in the !!!!!troubleshooting forum!!!!! and make sure you state the following details: [...]
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What would they contain?
They would contain the message (translated in the language in question) that people should post there and wait for an answer
in their post
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1. Every international admin would be a mod of his tread.
2. The int. admins should translate the help requests and post them in the English troubleshooting forum.
3. The link in the translated FAQ should lead to the international tread.
4. One month after the question has been answered, the post would be deleted and maybe the answer added in the first post if the problem is a common one.