Juliano Ravasi Ferraz wrote: > > I'm good on reading english. I work with computer maintenance and > programming for 10 years, and all the existing documentation is firstly > available in english. I have some little difficult to write english > text, but I do my best, because I know how undesirable is reading > something and not be able to understand. Your english is very good, I've read entire books written in english which is far worse than yours. > As said, CircleMUD was written in english, and all documentation is > available in english. I think that everyone that want to implement a > Circle-based MUD, should at least speak english. I would not go that far. I quite agree that posts to the mailing list be in English, but I would not restrict anyone from attempting to run a CircleMUD based on how good thier English is. I do, however, believe that you should have some means of interpreting documentation, be it Alta Vista or some other translator, or a friend who knows English and can translate for you, otherwise you will most likely find yourself in a rather fruitless endeavor. The same holds tru for the mailing list. You do not have to _know_ English to post to the list, but you should only post in English. That means that you can use a translator (or a friend, etc.) to post and to read posts from the list. > Saying about foreign languages, and some posts on the last 3 weeks about > accents, I should give my word. I have some material at home regarding that, I'll post a reply later if it's not addressed. Regards, Peter -- +---------------------------------------------------------------+ | FAQ: http://qsilver.queensu.ca/~fletchra/Circle/list-faq.html | | Archives: http://post.queensu.ca/listserv/wwwarch/circle.html | +---------------------------------------------------------------+
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