if you try to register a science blog at researchblogging.org in a new language, e.g. Polish, you get an automated reply that includes the statement "What you can do to help is see if you can generate some interest among other bloggers in Polish - it's important to get a critical mass of bloggers in a given language before we bring a new language online."
I'd love to know what is the status -- I know that some of my friends tried to register at ResearchBlogging as well, and I'm wondering how many blogs constitute a "critical mass" and whether we can have some sort of idea what and when to expect.
I've heard from another Polish blogger who now has a list of 10 or so bloggers who are interested -- so we're definitely getting there. We'll probably work to formally start up Polish blogging after the contest is over (March 25).
I managed to - sort of - register a few months back... Now I have an account on RB, which I cannot sign in to, because it apparently is not active (whatever that means). Oh, sweet irony...
I see your account is now active -- did the Polish editors approve your old registration or did you re-register? If the latter, let me know your old account name so I can remove it from the system.
To all future Polish scibloggers using Agora's blox.pl engine: in order to paste the html code with citation snippets into your blog posts, you should turn the default WYSIWYG editor off, and choose 'Prosty edytor tekstowy' in 'Ustawienia edytora'.