Has anyone worked with wCM long enough and have multiple site where the navigation is in folder structures and causing long URLs with duplicate folder names?  See below, the site name wcmdemo is listed once for the navigation and once for the content, can this be changed?  I have setup a second app server and single site in IIS to host it at a native URL without the need for the site name so that will help, but it still adds more to the URL then is necessary and will impact the nice clean URLs that wCM should have.

Has anyone done much in the way of internationalization of their site. We are currently running several sites in eCM, moving to WCM and .net and need to be able to internationalize and localize site content. For some languages the entire site is translated and in affect becomes a unique site with separate content records for both sites. English (www.visitcalifornia.com) and German (www.visitcalifornia.de) for example, we scripted the duplication of ever content record and both sites are running in eCM, .com is cold fusion .de is .net. But for other sites we are planning to produce like UK and Australia, most of the content records can be served with the standard English content, some however will need to be localized. Has anyone come up with a good way to manage multiple site in different languages serving up similar content. I have seen other CMS systems that have processes for language but eCM and WCM do not seem to have that outright.

Has anyone successfully migrated content from ecm to WCM in the RC 15.1? I created a new test enviro, upgraded a test database and tried to run the ecm to wcm conversion and it errors with the info below. Ran into similar issues when trying to run this against a demoDB install.

Error during migration: System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
at CM5MigrationTool.ContentManagerUpgrade.CopyUserSecurityGroups(String securityGroup, Guid roleKey)