↳ In-reply-to » So I'm not really sure what you rpoint is/was... 😢 For example you may catch @lyse and @movq Twt'ing in German occasionally. I have no idea what they're saying honestly, I could translate, but most of the time I just move on and let the Twt eventually move to "Page 2" and eventually more pages and fall off my active cache.

@prologic@twtxt.net they did it once. Just once, that I remember. If it was done often, it would make it hard to interact. Imagine how far—not!—Linux would have gotten should Linus insisted in conducting all development in Finnish. No good, right?

Again, people can spin their pods in whatever language—actually, that would be kind of hard because Yarn’s translation is seriously lacking, but I digress—but I would like not to see twts in languages I can’t understand. Let’s say I follow “Albert”, who normally writes in English. It is all fine and dandy. If he starts interacting with people in Icelandic, more and more, I will have to unfollow him. How would that help?