June 15, 2009 at 10:22Twitter goes to Russia
Tonight, an envelope (unfortunately virtual) arrived in our small, cozy studio. I think on Habré there are people who also received this letter. Here's a free translation of the most important part:
Big changes will happen on Twitter in the first half of 2010. We intend to expand geographically, and take steps to popularize Twitter in countries of northwestern and eastern Europe. By the end of this year, three more interface languages will be added, and five more by the end of the first half of 2010, including Russian. Therefore, we really hope for cooperation with Russian companies ... You
can begin to rejoice, if only because now you can hope to support Russian operators in the sms2twitter function, as well as the Russian interface will be more pleasing to the eye than English.
PS I really want to see how they translate follow. I hope in no way.
PPS Suggest your translation options for follow in the comments.
Big changes will happen on Twitter in the first half of 2010. We intend to expand geographically, and take steps to popularize Twitter in countries of northwestern and eastern Europe. By the end of this year, three more interface languages will be added, and five more by the end of the first half of 2010, including Russian. Therefore, we really hope for cooperation with Russian companies ... You
can begin to rejoice, if only because now you can hope to support Russian operators in the sms2twitter function, as well as the Russian interface will be more pleasing to the eye than English.
PS I really want to see how they translate follow. I hope in no way.
PPS Suggest your translation options for follow in the comments.