Re: bug-reporting for non-English users

[Jean Christophe André]

Lior Kaplan a Ãcrit :
As a personal view, people should know English, especially if they use
computers. I know that's not the reality for everyone.
 

Dear Lior, nothing against you personnaly, but I have to strongly 
disagree on this! Especially on your condition: "if they *use* computers".

You can not require people *using* computers to understand english, 
especially in developping countries where english is not often used or 
well known (or even known at all).

But, I fully agree that people *maintaining* computers, or working in 
the computer science domain, should know technical english at the 
minimum. And I agree on what you said next too (no foreign language to 
maintainers).

Then, users would have to contact technical people in case of problem 
and will not be able to manage it themself. It's not an uncommon 
situation, but it's not really the happiest way too... Especially when 
you know that "freedom" and "independance" are the main rules of 
Vietnam... ;-) This is why one non-english speaking user clearly need a 
supporting community in it's language to make the interface between them 
and the BTS.

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