Where is this linked in the main learn site?

[sukiletxe]

Sorry if this is not the right place to ask this, but the globalization overview page doesn't contain a feedback option. In summary, how can one access this resource just by following links in the learn.microsoft.com site, without specifically searching for it? (Also, if I search for globalization, I get more reference material about .net and Windows, but still this resource is not linked). I'm asking because I consider this a really useful resource (especially the terminology reference, in my case) and I think it's too hidden (or perhaps invisible if you don't actively look for it with a search engine).

[jowilco]

Hi Sukil Etxenike (@sukiletxe). The globalization documentation is not part of the main navigation on learn.microsoft.com. The content is not a key Microsoft deliverable, but instead supports users of Microsoft products. Most people tend to find the content through search or have bookmarked our site if they use it regularly as reference material.

I'm glad that you find the terminology reference useful!

Please let us know if there is anything else that we can do to help.

[sukiletxe]

Thanks for your answer. Is it at least linked in any related pages?

[jowilco]

Hi Sukil Etxenike (@sukiletxe) - sorry, I really wouldn't know. Documentation is created by multiple product teams across Microsoft, and each team is responsible for their own content.
I tried some searches on https://learn.microsoft.com/search, and (in English) the globalization documentation site was one of the first few results. For "terminology", the first two results were to /globalization/reference/microsoft-language-resources and /globalization/reference/microsoft-terminology.

I don't know in which language you were searching, but are you not able to find the site using search? Perhaps you can provide a little more information?

[sukiletxe]

Sure! If I search for internationalization, localization, l10n or i18n I cannot see this documentation in the first page of the search results nor in the first results' related links.

[jowilco]

Hi Sukil Etxenike (@sukiletxe) - Are you using the English site, or perhaps a different language (say Spanish or Basque)? If you search on https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/search/ do you get different results than searching on https://learn.microsoft.com/es-es/search/ or https://learn.microsoft.com/eu-es/search/ ?

[sukiletxe]

I am searching in English (en-us).

[jowilco]

Hi Sukil Etxenike (@sukiletxe) - Thanks for the info! Let me investigate further.