Plumette, c'est mon plaisir. Je suis un rosbif mais j'ai des amis en France. Et je suis un peu d'un "francophile"! :-) If a single language is the default for the forum how can it possibly be "usable and accessible for all"? Non-english speakers are ostracised by default. Shunting Vue users to sites in their native tongue creates cultural ghettoes and worse fragments the Vue user base. I'd love to see and "hear" from Vue users worldwide, to share their enjoyment of a great product and help out if possible. My french isn't great (OK, it's very basic) but it doesn't take much to make an effort to try and share in another language. A united worldwide Vue user base benefits us through sharing different cultural expressiveness. I'd love to see what Japanese users would do with Vue: their graphic culture is in many ways abstract and representational. Terragen and MoJoWorld are catching up with and, in some features, have overtaken Vue. A cohesive, worldwide user base has more chance of promoting Vue, encouraging development by E-On and creating a better program with more features. It's also good to share. :-) On a practical note, doe sanyone know of a definitive list of Vue forums worldwide?

Cheers,
Mark