Hello!<p>I see a lot of cool startups with cool applications coming by here, and quite some stuff I like to use myself, and I think it's useful for other people too. However, a lot of stuff is in English only. As an Esperantist, I want to inquire if there is interest of startups for a "franchise" of their startup translated into Esperanto and from there into a lot of other languages, including customer support.<p>I am thinking a lot of starting a startup myself, but really my itch I want to scratch most is the unavailability of a lot of things in other languages than English. It's just not fun to see international support as an afterthought in a transnational internet. :(<p>(An example of a startup that went with Esperanto translation and grew a lot of good community translation and a truly international public out of it is ipernity.com; the reason a lot of you probably don't know it might be that it's a startup in France on the Riviera, and has a relatively small english-speaking audience and more french and german speaking.)<p>If you want to contact me personally, and the rest of my team, you can mail to info@ideek.com. Thanks for your attention.