If you're building a site with multiple languages on #Drupal you're going to need two things: translation of the interface and translation of the content. The +Lullabot people have you covered on that with an extensive guide on how to have your site interface and your nodes (content) translated. http://bit.ly/wFB5Vk
Side-note: Trying to post a comment on the lullabot.com article was caught by the spam filter and I couldn't thank the author for it. That said, trying to use the contact form to report the spam filter malfunction had the same result: my message triggered a spam filter… (cc +Jeff Robbins)
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We had upped our security and added a few performance layers on lullabot.com for Grammy weekend. We've removed them now, so there are fewer annoying CAPTCHAs and form submission nasties. Please comment away!
Worked +Jeff Robbins thank you :)
Btw, there was no CAPTCHA when I first submitted the comment, thank it provided one on the confirmation page. Not sure if this the intended way
In in case, it might be a good idea to add some social media authentication to avoid the CAPTCHAs and still keep control of spam