There are other problems with big apps. Look at the comments under a YouTube video. YouTube is one of the biggest sites in the world, but it was written and des

There are other problems with big apps. Look at the comments under a YouTube video. YouTube is one of the biggest sites in the world, but it was written and designed by LtR natives. The comments have to support both LtR and RtL languages, but the comment viewing can only support one layout, so the experience is sub-par for RtL. For instance, RtL comments will start at the right and span towards the left where the user's avatar is, whereas Latin comments will sit nicely next to the user's avatar. Tl;dr: There is no perfect solution when your site has to support both LtR and RtL in the same page at the same time. Someone is going to suffer.