translation and wiki docs

[Sally Derrick <sjd1201 -at- gmail -dot- com>]

Many organizations are beginning to use wikis for technical docs.  One of
the big benefits is enabling users to add comments and content.  I'm
thinking of the model in which corp content is reviewed and labeled as
'proven'.  User input is identified as such, but must be reviewed and
approved before it is incorporated with corp data.

I'm curious how these orgs handle translation. Is there anyone out there
doing wiki docs for an international company?

Sally
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