Eastern Europe???? Are you serious?

Then I am totally for accepting the Eastern European country of China into the European Union.  

 Very true. however, I wouldnt want to expand the European Union to the south, as the western neighbour of Africa, Teneriffe (slightly smaller but a very powerful state) is already in the EU. since the two are fighting over cyprus, that might complicate the whole EU legislative processes. Mauritius, on the other hand, would be a great addition. Good economy, and closeness to the island of Malta make is a very welcome applicant.

 I believe Onna is either through with the site, or taking a long break. I dunno what happened, but I noticed she hadn't been posting a week or so ago. I then checked, but didn't see her on my friend list. I just assume someone pissed her off and she left in a huff. I always liked her personally, but she seems to have a hardcore vendetta against the X Box 360...not exactly mod material right there. I'm only guessing, but I imagine one of the mods must have said something to her about the 360 bashing and she got pissed and left. Sucks. Like I said, she was pretty cool and I liked hearing from her about Japanese game before they were released here.

 I would rather a Spanish mod, not only for the lenguage, but fot the time, there aren't many europeans

There has been quite a lot of talk about the mods and their origin (and language skills).

First, it would be absolutely necessary to get more "foreign speaking" mods (with mother toungues other than english). Just to get some kind of cultural balance, otherwise this site cannot serve as a trustworthy site for the the whole world. To say their language skills aren't enough is just bigotry, there are plenty of foreign speaking persons with excellent skills in english. And how do you accept y-koron?

The gaming industry does have different markets for different parts of the world. That must be refected by the mods and their origin, if this site is to be taken seriously. So more mods from Asia, China, Africa and mainland Europe (not UK) should be considered.

Secondly, the site currently is quite focused on two markets, the US and the japanese. That should be changed and expanded. For sure, the US market is huge, but for instance, the european market is underrepresented compared to the much smaller japanese market. I would suggest that the front page should be divided into four "main markets" (at least):
- the US,
- the European,
- the Asian (inc Japanese),
- Australasia (inc Australia & NZ) and Others
This would, in my opinion, more accurately reflect on the cultural differences of the markets.