User blog comment:JoshuaJSlone/Interlanguage Update/@comment-24833026-20140730022447/@comment-131168-20140730121649

It's really a pretty simple thing. If the German equivalent of a page is called ZZZ, at the bottom of the English page you'd add ZZZ and the wiki sticks it in the language section at the bottom of the page. Since it is such a simple thing it's why bots are pretty useful at taking care of most of them--starting from Japanese, things should pretty much have the same page name in an English, German, or Spanish wiki. The biggest things that don't match are instances where some of the wikis don't use spaces with their slashes for multiple A-sides, or use Firstname Lastname for people rather than Lastname Firstname. Or there are a few instances of spelling disagreement, like how Spanish wiki goes with "Berryz Kobo" instead of "Berryz Koubou".