Term Extractor and Chinese
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I'm working on a Chinese website: www.aijiatu.com. If I use Term Extractor, I only see words in English.
How does it work? is Chinese (utf8) not supported and it only finds the non-Chinese characters? or are the chinese words extracted automatically translated? or do I use Term Extractor badly (I'm a newbie)
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Check out my post here as I'm sure the problem is the same. http://www.seomoz.org/q/juicy-link-finder-doesn-t-support-hebrew-utf8-input
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