Re: Subject: Re: transparencia en windowmaker?

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Jess Anderson wrote:
|>Sorry, to say this, but why do people think it's so hard to
|>write questions in -english- when writing to a global group of
|>users? English is the language that are spoken in the world
|>right now, so, to all you users out there, please write in
|>english or stay to your local ML= !
|
|
| I'm a native speaker of English and willy nilly a citizen of
| the world's most imperialistic country, but I object to this
| kind of exclusionary superiority, telling people if they can't
| write in English then they should stay out of here.

That didn't I say. I just said that _if_ someone don't even try to write
in english, then the should stay of global MLs.

| Sure it's more practical, and the majority of those present
| obviously can write English well enough to be understood, even
| if it's not their first language. Nevertheless, insulting
| people who can't is unnecessary and very rude.

This wassn't any insult. I am no native speaker of English, to tell the
truth, I suck in English, but I atleast try to make myself understood.
How should I looklike if everybody wrote in their native languages to
this ML. If it should be like that, then I don't think theres much point
for this ML to exist at all.
So, as you can see, this ain't any flame or anything like that, this is
just an opinion about whatever we should accept people writing in there
own language to a public ML for _everyone_.



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