This document discusses strategies for creating a WordPress website in multiple languages. It considers options like using plugins like WPML for translation versus maintaining separate language-specific installations. It also addresses related issues like search engine optimization, performance, and redirecting users to the appropriate language version based on factors like their country or IP address. Overall the document seems to be weighing the pros and cons of different multilingual WordPress approaches.

1. Wordpress in 2, 3... languages ; Why and how? Martin Linkov – blog.favit.com

2. Do your homework: How many languages do I know ( now, later ) – scalability Who will write/translate geek or non-geek? WPML xLanguage Πόσοι και από που θα με διαβάζουν, redirection (Country Code, IP) Domains vs. Directories? Θέλω περισσότερα servers ;

3. Choose wisely: Plugins vs. Multiple Installations if ($ plugins == true ) echo “ Check support, showcases "; !! Back it UP (Test Blog) !! *Ask Google, use forums, learn basic PHP, CSS, HTML, MySQL

4. Inside the plug ins <span lang=&quot;el&quot;>WordCamp Θεσσαλονίκη</span>

5. Inside WPML Roadmap , WP Mu The magic of others vs. your Knowledge?

6. Performance and Speed Revisions, DB size, Site Load Some Plug ins, ideas: WPML , qTranslate , xTranslate, Buddy Press Multilingual , Gengo TEDxBG.org jquery solution

7. What Else? Context Meta, SEO, RSS, Sitemaps http://xiligroup.com/?feed=rss2&lang=en_us vs http://blog.favit.com/gr/feed/  Redirections RewriteCond %{ENV:GEOIP_COUNTRY_CODE} ^GR$ RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://blog.favit.com/gr/$1 [R=301,L] PHP MySQL redirections IPinfoDb

8. The favit.com choice: Different installations