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Look, there are no absolute answers here, and very real questions. Bob, and Frank below made the points (both absolutely valid) that using several languages can lead to feelings of exclusion, and/or to the fractioning of the site. Others (including Migeru above) have pointed out that using English alone de facto excludes other subsets of people - including a lot of Europeans. They are EACH right.
Would you please reconsider your comment? In the long run, we're all dead. John Maynard Keynes
But the idea is also to have an open site where everybody can participate and be a full member of the community, and I try to participate as much as possible according to the rules applying to all, or at least to the front pagers (all 10 of us) In the long run, we're all dead. John Maynard Keynes
Re: I give up (none / 0) I'm out of here and this is final. by Migeru (miguel at math dot ucr dot edu) on Tue Jan 24th, 2006 at 03:42:42 AM PDT
welcome back
P.S hope to be able to welcome back PP as well. I have read you, PP, for over four years now, and would really not like to miss your contribution.
Especially if this forum adopts to a more-langual format, his new cover will be blown within 2 minutes.