Most of the sites (almost 650) had at least some English pages: perhaps
if we translated the survey, we would have a different proportion.
Our language chart does not include sites with English-language pages,
of which 39% have a search engine. We found many sites, (31%), are
publishing with at least some pages languages other than English,
which continues a trend from our previous survey. As you can see below,
most of them have search engines installed. See also our report on
multilingual sites and searching.
Within the growing list of languages, the only significant difference
among them may have been the Japanese entries, where 81% of the sites
report having installed search engines. The numbers of sites publishing
in Unicode (the new standard encoding system) has continued to rise
slowly, and we hope to see more next year.
