Author: Reinhard Scharnagl
Date: 03:33:39 08/23/05
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On August 22, 2005 at 18:07:52, Rolf Tueschen wrote: >My point is this: if the Americans and Brits etc could read what's going on in >Germany and how you were "ignored" because someone from ChessBase thought >otherwise, things might suddenly change and an honest debate might begin where >also your position could be the future "winner", I don't know. You above all >should not be afraid of a debate, your position was the more general one while >SMK created a "reduced" terminology within his SHREDDER. People should be >informed about that little development in Germany. They should, shouldn't they? >Even if they are fixed on position 518. > >Rolf The English speaking people have the same chance to read German language texts as vice versa. Thus when knowing the intended reader group would be able to understand German language text, so why translate it then into a different one? German is the most spreaded genuine language in Western Europe. Thus using it is dicriminating nobody. English speaking and writing members should be aware, that e.g. Germans are facing comparable problems in fora with English language. If there would be a lot of interested people not being able to understand German, there are some possibilities to solve that problem: write about that (to make others know the group of readers has changed), learning and using the German language, or finally using online translators. Reinhard.
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