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Sorry Mithrandir, Brash and everyone else in the core/development team for miss-explanation of my thoughts. I'm not able nor willing to give credits to certain people, countries, origins or what ever else. I'm just not involved enough in the process of the XOOPS making.The only thought I had was to bring Japanese team back to Xoops.org And what I meant by "save the Xoops" was to not to fork the XOOPS but bring all the community together and to develop XOOPS further together, and not trying to make separate/concurent products.

Brash, thanks for info, I will definitely contact ManXP.

Gedis

And here we are again. Everyone went to darkness or private forums. Guys/gals from Japan please step up and try to save the XOOPS at where it is. I've been following these posts since the first post was made my phppp.

I'm new to xoops, just started looking around about a month ago after looking at Mambo, Typo3, Webgui, Drupal several others till finaly came to Xoops. I'm not a developer and do not read code well, but I was impressed by features and usability of Xoops.
I'm willing to help XOOPS in translations or even bulding a local support site in Lithuanian. I have not seen a single module nor support site for this language. Language support is one of the major selling CMS features (my opinion). I'll be looking around on how to do it properly. Guidance from those who make decisions would be appreciated.

Regards, Gedis