Concerning rule A33

[---MAD---]

I don't believe a member of the management has given a proper reason for that rule, because I can't think of a reason "/

Because this is an english speaking forum were all the staff speak english. You cannot possibly expect a moderator to sit in a translation site/program and first try to find what language the person is speaking in then find the translation for it. Translation programs are not accurate anyway and its just a waste of time.

It is far simpler this way and makes life easier. There are plenty of forums that have this rule.

[Galaxay1]

http://habboxforum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=59

If you seriously need to post in a different langauge.

[Lycan]

http://habboxforum.com/forumdisplay.php?f=59

If you seriously need to post in a different langauge.

Yes but according to the rules which he wants changed the minute he posts in another language he has broken a rule

[Galaxay1]

It states unless posted in Foreign Langauges Forum.

"A33. Do not post on the forum using a different language. - Posting in any language other than English is not allowed (this does not apply to coding languages in the web design forums). There are some exceptions such as "Merci", "Au revoir", "Bonjour", "Ciao" or any other well known basic words. This rule does not apply to the foreign languages forum nor VIP sub-forums."

[Lycan]

It states unless posted in Foreign Langauges Forum.

Which relates to an educational topic...

[Galaxay1]

I seriously dont see why else you'd need to post in a foreign langauge on an english forum? :S

[Lycan]

I seriously dont see why else you'd need to post in a foreign langauge on an english forum? :S

because the World... and especially the Uk (as this is a Uk forum) doesn't just speak English.

[today]

If you don't see the point of people talking in another British Language then why be so paranoid about it?

Also, I do not see why I and other British citizens can not post on a British Forum in their national language, so therefore I shall not "bugger off".

I dont give tow ***** if its a "british language" its not one i understand thus its not British in my eyes.

You dont see the point. But quite a few others do... Its not just about you. We're talking about catering for everyone in the UK
and we've already talked about if the translation was found to be very inaccurate the poster would be warned ect. And it would only be in a select forum. Its like I don't understand coding, but its still there. I just ignore that forum.

The coding is down to 'website language' i dont agree with it much but its one of the most active forums so it used often, along with as said why should mods check what the posts mean its wasting time and i wouldnt want to.

Be careful, I got acussed of sarcasm, rudeness and racism for posts like that from these people.

If you want a forum that bad for languages then PM ---MAD---, and i will look forward to using my online translator to join in with your welsh conversations

Gwna mo cara 'r Cymraeg
Hon 'n debygol ewigod mo gwna unrhyw bwyll

Lol, wow, they take it way too real then.

[Galaxay1]

If they cant read english then they cant register? So clearly wont be using the forum.

[GommeInc]

Thus with an English speaking forum, you get English speaking members who will be just as confused as moderators/management. Besides, saying every word in a foreign language will be used as flaming can be considered slightly racism for a member. They could be expressing their feelings using their own language in a beautiful and poetic way "/

Bonjour monsieurs et madames!

Editted by Moderator - NO FOREIGNERS

Habbox has this rule which allows you to post off topic when you are replying to a post that is gradually off topic, but it is considered on topic for a thread as a whole. WHy can't someone post off topic in a foreign language. It's hardly bad and just seems like management are taking away one freedom. What if you want to describe a French/German/Russian review on something? Will that be off topic too?