@[email protected] care to explain why are you downvoting this? You think the claim isn't valid? You think it is fair?
this post was submitted on 20 Jan 2024
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Thanks! I'd never down vote a language I don't know, but I didn't know this was an option.
Have you considered disabling downvotes? I love Beehaw.
On social networks for a long time, with excellent translators available, I don't really care what language a post is written in. In this way I have found a lot of information, new things and very interesting contributions, which I would have missed by using filters.
If the inbuid translator in your browser isn't enough, these are anyway better (both FOSS). Maybe the best ones you can find. both multi-engine, full customizable. Translate full page, selection, words, inverse translation, more than 120 lenguages.
Desktop: https://crow-translate.github.io
Extension: https://github.com/translate-tools/linguist
I prefer translators too. Reading materials from different languages (including English) gave me a different insight.
That's the point. If you only read posts in your own lenguage, you miss 90% of the information in the web.
I've noticed that the more German posts I see the better the overall content.
I see 'ish iel' I upvote
I doubt they're downvoting it because its not English. That would be ridiculous
I have seem it happening. always the same users.
Probably the are navegatin in new and as soon as they see non-english they downvote. These people doesn't even have a single post in other than english,
You vastly underestimate the idiocy and childishness of Americans. I've seen people comment things like "use English, this is a US website", "go to another site for your own country if you want to use anything other than English", etc. even though the posts were in communities/subs specific for the language the post was in.
This has always been a thing online.
Many Americans are so dumb they think they are the vast majority on any website, and everything should be via their rules and ways. And there are several other things that seemingly only Americans are dumb enough to do and/or to not understand, things like timezones (even though they have several within their country), that the vast majority of the world uses Metric, that not every country has the same products or services, that their subjective experience of anything is in fact subjective, etc. I could go on for several more paragraphs with things like this.
Yep, yanks tend to think they can just police everyone into doing it their way.
Fact: the US uses the metric system for decades (maybe closer to a century?). All federal contracts in the US must be in metric. Its not the same at the State level, and its not mandated for private businesses--unless they're working for the federal government.
Also every US American is taught metric in schools.
I think you mean US Americans. Most Americans speak Spanish.
Admins can see votes (now in the Lemmy UI, too!) and this definitely happens.
Admins can read minds?
they can infer, you know? Using something called logical reasoning.
People can infer anything. That doesn't mean they are right.