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Amazon locales
I've been asking around, no one seems to have an answer so far. So, I want to ask this question in this forum. You can set up a pretty nice store using AWS Amazon Web Service, BUT you can't set it up so that anyone in English speaking countries can access the same store. IF you want to target all four countries, US, Canada, UK, and Australia, do you need to set up four different domain, subdomains or subdirectories?
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