Quote (juliusjuice @ Mon, Sep 8 2008, 12:14pm)
i dont see this as being an issue at all. i mean it was one little sentence meant to make the new member feel at home. who are you to enforce this rule? sure i could understand if they had a 2 page conversation in some foreign language, but come on dom. who cares. just scroll past it and read the next post.
I've seen threads, entire forums, IRC chats, and more turn into a mix of languages that only one or two people understand. Can YOU translate these:
Quote (Nonni @ Sun, Sep 7 2008, 06:40pm)
Да, я видел этот фильм. Я считаю, что это было хорошее кино.
Quote (Nonni @ Mon, Sep 8 2008, 04:55am)
Zapraszamy do najlepszych gildii na d2jsp.
Nadzieja Państwa pobyt będzie długa i dobra.
Pozdrowienia.
Nonni
Quote (ilikeitlikethat @ Mon, Sep 8 2008, 06:15am)
Zgadzam się. Pozdrowienia Kropek! :hello!:
Quote (Nonni @ Mon, Sep 8 2008, 06:57am)
Hvað ertu að tala um, maður?
Þolir þú ekki smá Pólsku ?
Maður verður að láta fólki finnast eins og það sé heima..

I can't. Further, even assuming I knew what languages they are, I can't access translation sites from work.
The guild thread is about guild chat, and anything that can't be read by the guild as a whole should go via PM. Seeing as the only language universal to the guild is English, seems that'd be the best language to stick with, no?
I can pull more examples if I wanted to go back more than a few pages, or even go back to the old (locked) guild thread.
Again, "who are you"? I'm a guild member who likes to know what's going on with the guild's LS team, not be unable to read shit posted in our LS thread.
And I enforced nothing. Nonni left. HIS choice. Tell me I overreact, but I did nothing but make a request, then have somebody respond to me in gibberish.
Always starts with the occasional post, then goes to two or three or ten pages of intermixed languages. Better to stop it before it becomes a big thing.

Most multi-lingual boards with English as the universal, people, if they speak in different language, add the translation underneath, in parentheses, so that nothing is "hidden" and everyone understands the meaning of the post. Way it should be. Do that, and then it's a "who cares". Full posts in specialized languages? ...
This post was edited by InsaneBobb on Sep 8 2008 02:22pm