Is the rule about posting in other languages now defunct?
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Is the rule about posting in other languages now defunct?
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... the one by Lee that was linked to in one of your links
http://reviews.cnet.com/5208-6130-0.html?forumID=50&threadID=30164&messageID=344313&tag=
I'm going to make this a rule today...
And I'm NOT going to update the TOS, for it obvious that these forums are presented in American English, not codes or any other languages.
It shall be known from here going forward, that any post whether it be an article, phrase, quote, etc., that is posted in a foreign language or code--as a common courtesy to all the members of these forums that all foreign content shall be translated or referenced accurately by the owner of the post.
Any post in the forums that are not in English without accurate translation or reference will be reviewed and appropriate actions will be taken.
We are here to learn, but not to assume or to guess about foreign content. It makes the job difficult for our moderator to know when a post in a foreign language is offensive or not. And since these forums are hosted in English, the content of post should be in English, so that the majority of our readers can get a fair understanding of what has been posted. So please be considerate to other members in the forums when posting your messages.
Thank you.
-Lee
CNET Community
I saw that but thought that most would click on Cindi's link
What was I THINKING?????? LOL
en Espanol. Or did I miss something besides anybody can understand Spanish, it's vocabulario is si close a l'Ingles.
Rob
There's some non-english remarks about and it has been made bluntly clear to me on more than one occasion, by more than one mod that this forum is English only, period. Evie's question deserves an answer, period.
I'm going to make this a rule today...
And I'm NOT going to update the TOS, for it obvious that these forums are presented in American English, not codes or any other languages.
It shall be known from here going forward, that any post whether it be an article, phrase, quote, etc., that is posted in a foreign language or code--as a common courtesy to all the members of these forums that all foreign content shall be translated or referenced accurately by the owner of the post.
Any post in the forums that are not in English without accurate translation or reference will be reviewed and appropriate actions will be taken.
We are here to learn, but not to assume or to guess about foreign content. It makes the job difficult for our moderator to know when a post in a foreign language is offensive or not. And since these forums are hosted in English, the content of post should be in English, so that the majority of our readers can get a fair understanding of what has been posted. So please be considerate to other members in the forums when posting your messages.
Thank you.
-Lee
CNET Community
seems to me its plain and in english
ENGLISH IS WHATS REQUIRED
Like the word(symbols) Mark typed in the subject line is a ''word'' in any language.
neither did i...
if your browser isn't on "auto recognise and auto adjust" it shows as
didnt relize that figured you were giveing me a hard time
again im sorry
No need to apologize for that, as it was not your fault or mine. Just browser settings, (which I did not realize)
seems said in Plain english
or do you have a problem reading english? its russian but i have translation provided
Come on Mark! Fess up.
That ain't Russian.
The only Russian I know is Yakov Smirnmoff. He's a comic, You're not.
back and learn because i used an oline translator seems your wrong again
and fess up jp your just wrong
except in playing poker
heres what i used
http://www.worldlingo.com/en/products_services/worldlingo_translator.html
and no apologies needed or wanted from you.
now enter your ''giberish'' (is that an English word?) and provide a link to the translation that shows the translation from Russian to English.
And I don't consider your ''answer'' an answer.
I expect either silence or another ''sidestep'' from you.
i dont owe you squat
do your own work end of my careing what you think or see
i should you where and if you cant figure it out
thats on you i can and did you cant/wont to bad