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erinja (显示个人资料) 2016年7月27日下午7:26:55
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But back to the actual topic of the thread, I've found that with the new forum structure, I read more Esperanto posts than I did before. It is my hope that this new structure will encourage people who had previously mainly hung around in their national language forum to branch out a bit and read posts in Esperanto as well. Though anyone who is rigidly against this can of course set their language setting to show only posts in a language other than Esperanto, and it more or less replicates the old national language forums, only divided up into categories.
Vestitor (显示个人资料) 2016年7月27日下午9:44:07
I've written (and read) way more Esperanto posts than before. There's a lot to be said for being nudged out of the tracks. It was too easy to just gravitate to an English-only forum and stray out into the Esperanto forums only occasionally.
studentojn (显示个人资料) 2016年7月29日下午12:24:48
Christa627:Yeah, the international language. You know, English.I dont think so.English only for the people whose mother language is english.no all the people. It just many people speak it and learn it.so i think international language must be some manmade language such as esperanto or others.
*forkuras*
Christa627 (显示个人资料) 2016年8月3日上午6:05:28
studentojn:I was just joking; sorry if that wasn't clear.Christa627:Yeah, the international language. You know, English.I dont think so.English only for the people whose mother language is english.no all the people. It just many people speak it and learn it.so i think international language must be some manmade language such as esperanto or others.
*forkuras*
Fenris_kcf (显示个人资料) 2016年8月5日上午11:42:19
Miland:Well, i don't. A POV thing i guess.bartlett22183:Speaking only for myself, and for no one else, I honestly think that (for me) the old lernu! forum structure was better.+1
I too found the older structure easier and quicker to use.
