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Even though 75% of that 78% shouldn't have been held in english. I find it admirable that the CCC wants to cater to an international audience but for years the
by leon_ 16y ago
Even though 75% of that 78% shouldn't have been held in english.
I find it admirable that the CCC wants to cater to an international audience but for years the community has been demanding: FOR THE SAKE OF GOD please require that the people holding english talks can actually speak english.
If you want to witness the engrish-apocalypse just watch the talk about INDECT.
ps: <3 constanze
- aw3c2 16y agoYou are exaggerating. Sure many talks have people speaking english with a very noticable accent or trouble speaking clearly (due to lack of experience or because they are very excited), so what. As long as you can understand the content, I welcome any ugly english.
- ugh 16y agoYou are massively exaggerating for no good reason. There were maybe one or two talks with truly bad english, the rest were ok or great.
- Derbasti 16y agoActually, the speakers and the audience came from many different countries, not at all limited to Germany and UK. Sure, language can be an obstacle, but all of them were fascinated by technology and did crazy things with it. That is what counts. If you argue otherwise, you might be missing the point, really.