I agree. But, in view of my poor English, earlier, very often, due to a misunderstanding of some nuances in the formation of some thoughts, situations arose on the verge of conflict, I'm probably too straightforward). I decided to exclude such situations. As a result, mentally, I became like one of the characters in Robert Asprin's novel "The Schutt Company", a soldier woman from this company of soldiers, who everyone considered a silent man, but until they installed a radio room, one day, she got to microphone and no one could silence her). War and free time became that microphone in the loudspeaker, lol.
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I'm not native in English either and can somewhat relate to what you're saying. However, just like TM4450 said, "express yourself while adding insight wherever you see fit."
Our end goal is- or have always been to "bring in the masses" more or less, so people should be expecting non-native English users.
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Okay guys, don't let me jump off this case lol.
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Many have English as their non native language. It is to be expected. Just keep throwing up comments and engaging and you will find your way.
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It can be a pain to write in your second language though. Not always as easy as it might seem.
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Let's just say, translation failures leave a bitter aftertaste, but sometimes, like after expensive cheese), I would like to, lol.
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It is just part of the curriculum. Just keep plugging along and dont worry about it too much. If we can understand 80%-90% of each other, then we are fine.
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Impossible for me since I only have one.
I applaud those who engage in their second language. It is very difficult and we have to have leeway with the barriers it presents. This is compounded by the lack of ability to grasp the nuances online. Text is hard to decipher in that way.
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Thank you.