This is just an FYI. I took a moment to follow up with SooHyoung Oh after seeing Don's post on the F# mail list server. In an email, I offered the services of The Hub to SooHyoung. An excerpt:

<i>I'd like to offer the services of The Hub in any way that you see fit as what we refer to as a "hubFS contributor". The Hub supports multi-lingual posting and I would be privileged if you were to share your thoughts and activities in your work with your students in your native language. I can set up a public blog where you can post as you need, any communications that you may find useful. The blog would allow for both articles and blog posts. To distinguish, you could use the blog posts for your thoughts and daily interactions with your students. You could use articles for posting assignments or study guides or other works. The Hub supports multi-lingual comments, so your students can also converse and provide feedback in their native Korean. We have facilities that allow for you to choose whether to publish to our main feeds or just keep the blog self-contained and available through RSS as necessary. I'm also willing to provide another blog to you if you want to separate your communications with your students from any other F# work that you may do or want to share. All posts can be published as necessary, so for example, you could publish everything in your works on the blog and not have that show up on The Hub front page news, but when your students pass their final exams or other works, you could publish the a post to front page news. Again, this could occur in Korean, English or any combination (or any other supported languages). The support for multi-lingual work is not limited in any way, i.e. it is possible to author English, Korean and F# all in one post (with the F# code-colorized).<i> He did acknowledge the email, but had been travelling, so I expect we'll talk in the coming weeks. I'll keep you posted as this progresses. Any comments or suggestions are useful as well.