hi meho, > Hmmm, nije u pitanju "internacionalnost" jezika nego ho?e li iko > razumjeti ?ta > pitate (na stranu to ?to nije ba? pristojno na javnoj listi koristiti jezik > koji > drugi ne razumiju). Vidite da, npr., i Nijemci i Francuzi postavljaju pitanja > i > komentare na engleskom i to nije bez razloga. > > Hmmm, it is not about "internationality" of a language but if anyone would > understand your question (and it is not very polite to use, on a public > mailing > list, a language which others do not understand). You can see that, e.g., > German > and French people here ask questions and comment on posts using English > language > and that is not for no reason. > usoPreviewPopup >
you may ask and answer in any language in this mailing list. if nobody reacts to your mails, well you may have choose the wrong language. you can read more about it here: http://wiki.scribus.net/canvas/Is_it_necessary_to_ask_or_answer_questions_in_English_on_the_mailing_list%3F while it's certainly better when most messages are in english, nowadays there are translation tools on the web which let you guess most of content you can't read (i could figure out what vlada wrote to renato... a good answer but nothing that was really worth to be translated to be understandable by every everyone who can't read serbian...). finally: most of us are proud that this list (and the whole community) can work so well even without enforcing english as the only language and -- personally -- i really don't see any reason to change that policy! buon pomeriggio a.l.e
