New and Notable
We are happy to announce that nacr.org has (finally!) become multilingual. Just click on the “language selector” – look for the small US flag image at the bottom right of any page and click on it. When the language menu appears, select a language from the list and wait a few seconds for the page to appear in the language you have chosen. You can return to the English language pages by repeating this process. You should know that, with the exception of the English language pages, all others are computer generated using “neural translation” software. Neural translation delivers state-of-the-art accuracy but that is not the same as perfect accuracy. So you may find some strange (and sometimes very funny!) translation errors. Please let us know if you have any suggestions for additional languages to add or if you have any problems with the language switcher. Please send these and any other concerns to languages@nacr.org. And finally, transition to a multilingual site has come with some additional expenses. If you would like to offer some financial support for this expansion of the NACR’s efforts to reach a global audience, please consider making a donation here.
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