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> especially if you cannot work with Chinese nationals for reasons This comes off as inflammatory. It sounds like you're misrepresenting GP's desire to filter
by rendall 4y ago
> especially if you cannot work with Chinese nationals for reasons
This comes off as inflammatory. It sounds like you're misrepresenting GP's desire to filter out a language they cannot read as a kind of bigotry against the speakers of that language.
That may explain the apparent disapproval from the community.
As for auto-translation, there are plenty of browser extensions and other solutions if people want that.
- cercatrova 4y agoThat's not how it read to me, as bigotry. It read more as, if you work in some sensitive role such as in the government, and you cannot work with Chinese nationals due to that, then the filter makes sense. I also do agree with the filter itself purely because I ran into the same problem too, lots of Chinese repositories with poor if any English READMEs.
- linkdink 4y agoYou need to look up the definitions of "cannot" and "Chinese nationals". The first means you don't get a choice. The second is citizenship - not race, ethnicity, or language. How you misread that as choosing not to work with Chinese people is beyond me. Seems like you're the one looking to be inflammatory.
- rendall 4y agoLinkdink, things are a bit more cordial around here than you might be used to from other forums. Mine was just a friendly note to someone who seemed to have incurred the displeasure of the community, fair or not, suggesting why that might be so.
- linkdink 4y agoYour comment was not cordial. It was concern trolling.