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I once saw a one-star review on Udemy. The reviewer's complaint: "Author has a non-English accent." I would understand if the author's speech was unintelligibl
by vezycash 7y ago
I once saw a one-star review on Udemy.
The reviewer's complaint: "Author has a non-English accent." I would understand if the author's speech was unintelligible but it wasn't.
- reificator 7y ago> I would understand if the author's speech was unintelligible but it wasn't. Don't assume that because you can understand it, everyone can. I can understand several accents that most people struggle with, and I struggle a lot with a few accents that are fairly common. It's to do with exposure more than anything IMO. I'm not out there leaving one star reviews, but I will drop a course in a heartbeat if the instructor has an accent that's difficult for me. I'm there to learn and barriers to that outside of the actual learning process are not worth my time.
- thaumasiotes 7y agoTangentially, QQ lets you customize the font in which your messages are displayed to other people. Some people express their personality by choosing quirky or fun fonts. That caused problems for me. I know how to read Chinese characters in more-or-less standard fonts. I wasn't really able to read the quirkier ones.
- reificator 7y ago> Tangentially, QQ lets you customize the font I always love it when I can change the font to suit my tastes. > in which your messages are displayed to other people. No.