Hello all, People who visit the PBS website can send questions to it, and many of these come to me as Membership Coordinator. Some of the questions are about plants unfamiliar to me, so I refer them to this forum, as I did with the recent question from a gardener in Qatar about growing Caladium. She asks me to convey her thanks to Boyce Tankersley and Leo Martin, who were very helpful. Sometimes the questions are in languages other than English. I can read a number of these, but I feel comfortable writing in only a few, so I'm asking for help in formulating my replies. The questions often involve information about using the website, and I don't know, and can't find, the Spanish, French, and German equivalents for terms such as these: click on, button, highlighted, post, (web) page. I know a few others from seeing them when using computers in other countries, such as "search." (And how do you ask the Internet center clerk, "Where is the @?!" It was once Control Q but it seems to have been moved. Not to mention finding an apostrophe in keyboards designed for languages that don't use it.) Webmaster David Pilling sometimes uses Google's translate function, but today it was baffled by a message that I think was sent from a phone, without punctuation. Fortunately the organic brain does not need punctuation as much as the AI does. Can some of our multilingual members please write to me (privately, as this is not very bulb-related) and tell me how to say the abovementioned words in various European languages? Our inquiry function apparently doesn't support questions posed in non-European writing systems, so at least I'm not begging for an assistant who reads Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Arabic, or Hindi. The flow of information about our beloved plants that travels the world is a constant source of wonder to me. The help gardeners extend to one another and the living world truly reflects the "peace" in Pacific Bulb Society. Jane McGary Membership Coordinator, PBS