Solution to this idea should be reconsidered in my opinion. Instead of creating pure language specific sites, smarter approach can be more helpful to everyone

Solution to this idea should be reconsidered in my opinion. Instead of creating pure language specific sites, smarter approach can be more helpful to everyone in the community. Let's give it a try; 'Argument is not numeric (ArgumentError)' What is there to write/ask differently about it in English or Portuguese? If a subsystem to stackoverflow is created for each language, you might be able to see the answers written by other native speakers. An accepted answer will always be in English but for the ones that can not understand what is going on, they can click on their preferred language button and see the explanation in Portuguese. This would also give better overview of which country actually has more involved to specific topic and so on. To keep in short, every question asked in stackoverflow has a localization button to see answers from different languages. If someone is not comfortable writing the answer in English then they can write it in Russian. Then, when an American checks the question in english with no answers, he/she can try to translate the answers from other languages. Which is a win/win for both parties