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I see your point and mostly sympathise. It's relevant to the topic and provides a personal perspective. >> ran by non-native English speakers I feel this clau

I see your point and mostly sympathise. It's relevant to the topic and provides a personal perspective. >> ran by non-native English speakers I feel this clause doesn't help promote your grievance. A big promise of the Web was that it was World-Wide. If a site in say Thailand could exceed say a USA site's quality, all the better. I get that your specific competitors didn't excel - except in ranking. But, in principle, good wishes to global competition.

l33t7332273 3y ago
> If a site in say Thailand could exceed say a USA site's quality For many users, a foundational element of the quality of a website is that is in English; it’s all they speak.
- zztop44 3y ago
  The site is in English. So it’s just like are you going to judge them for not being native speakers of English and perhaps sometimes making mistakes?
- allarm 3y ago
  How’s that a non-native speakers problem?
p3rls 3y ago
Listen I watched the movie Hackers as a kid and want to throw my fist up and say yeah too but in reality that's not how it works. These sites in 'Thailand' are very seldom competing on quality in my experience.