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This blog post needs proofreading. There is obviously something interesting they want to talk about but the language is all over the shop!
by xemdetia 10y ago
This blog post needs proofreading. There is obviously something interesting they want to talk about but the language is all over the shop!
- scarface74 10y agoI agree way too many typos. You can tell it was the lack of proofreading (not acceptable) not someone whose first language is not English (acceptable).
- bartab4u 10y agoIt's a .pl address, so I don't think English is his first language.
- scarface74 10y agoNow that I read it again, I noticed the sentence structure reads like a non native English speaker. At first I just paid attention to words that were wrong that was read like a bad autocorrection.
- kristianc 10y agoand that his name is Tomasz Fijałkowski.
- reallydontask 10y agoas English a name as John Smith
- kristianc 10y agoBut one that suggests English might not be his first language.
- ChristianGeek 10y agoI applaud the effort the author put into writing an article in a non-native language...it's hard enough to write well in your mother tongue. But if you're going to do so and publish it for public consumption, at least have a native speaker proofread it for you. If you don't know one, I'm sure plenty of HN readers would be happy to help out.