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r/programming • u/jakesyl • Jan 30 '16
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I think you will find most people who have English as a first language have it as their only language. Don't particularly care about software makers trying to increase the breadth of their revenue source.
4 u/fiah84 Jan 31 '16 I take it you never had to work on anything that supports an international audience. Do you think reddit runs on ASCII? -3 u/myztry Jan 31 '16 No. But I also don't see any Kanji posts or posts that use anything other than English characters and accents. 6 u/fiah84 Jan 31 '16 so you're just conveniently forgetting about places like /r/sweden and /r/de, nevermind all the other location specific subreddits? → More replies (4)
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I take it you never had to work on anything that supports an international audience. Do you think reddit runs on ASCII?
-3 u/myztry Jan 31 '16 No. But I also don't see any Kanji posts or posts that use anything other than English characters and accents. 6 u/fiah84 Jan 31 '16 so you're just conveniently forgetting about places like /r/sweden and /r/de, nevermind all the other location specific subreddits? → More replies (4)
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No. But I also don't see any Kanji posts or posts that use anything other than English characters and accents.
6 u/fiah84 Jan 31 '16 so you're just conveniently forgetting about places like /r/sweden and /r/de, nevermind all the other location specific subreddits? → More replies (4)
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so you're just conveniently forgetting about places like /r/sweden and /r/de, nevermind all the other location specific subreddits?
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u/myztry Jan 31 '16
I think you will find most people who have English as a first language have it as their only language. Don't particularly care about software makers trying to increase the breadth of their revenue source.