Are non-english language threads or sub forums a good idea for the european section?

Iech verstoan hij neet zo veul vaan, want volgens miech is dat oet de kontrije vaan Remund en neet Mestreech. Méja, es dit international mot weure, daan vin iech auch dat er get Mestreechs tusse mot stoon !

 

Las distintas lenguas forman parte de nuestras culturas y todas deben respetarse mutuamente, no podemos impedir que alguien participe en este foro sólo por no saber inglés, Eugenio, tu serás siempre bienvenido a España igual que todos los demás amigos del Ferrarichat, el hecho de opinar diferente sólo enriquece más nuestra afinidad a Ferrari. Regards, saludos, ciao... Wolfgang i hope you post here for many time, i don´t understund like you why is closed the other thread but if i am the guilty i'm sorry and i apology for it. i only want respect for the people who don't speak English, because not everybody knows this language. thank you everybody.

 

Mestreech is neet breid maar laaaaaaaaaaaaaangk.......................

enne: Remund is venloosch, Remunj is Remunjs

 

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Hi Wolfie glad to see you back....

Difficult question this one. I agree that the language threads have broken the euro section apart a bit. There are so many dutch members posting in the dutch section it would be difficult to remove it. I don't think we should be making any more language threads and certainly no more subsections. I also think stickying is bad. If a thread is popular it will stay at the top automatically.

 

most of the posts are only in one thread, just the way it was for several years...

 

Wolfie,

we are speaking a dialect here in the south of Holland. It's a mixture of dutch/german/belgium. You won't find it in Babblefish

I am so glad you're back buddy!!
Alltought I don't want to discuss the languagetreads anymore, the EU section is comming alive since you're back and that's great.

You know what................................I am gonna start a new tread in a few minutes...............just some pics

 

There are 3 or 4 language threads which are used regularly. Mixing all non-english posts together would cause chaos for the good users who use those threads.

 

Do you not think creating more sub forums would weaken the euro section even more? Only 2 or 3 language threads are used regularly. It would make no sense to create 10 language sub forums.

 

true, where to draw the line?

 

Hangover? That's a long time ago during our bonkingnights

 

Wolfgang the bigger threads have their own moderator. The other threads are moderated like everywhere else on the board. We can't read every post. We rely on other users to let us know if something need moderating thats what the ! button is for

 

That's because this new situation is just 4 weeks old.

Have you seen the # hits and replies for the newer subitems?

And also, what do you care ? You are a dutch member but I have seen less than 3 posts of you the last 2 years in the dutch forum. Grow up.

 

Henkie; this is just the response I was expecting from you and also the reason that I left the forum.
Hey; why don't you just close this thread if you don't like the discusion?

 

Wolfgang, in your first post it sounds a bit like that you blame me that the thread is closed.
I didn't close anything, I was just posting in it over and over to make the things clear.

And I am only a moderator for the dutch spoken forum, which became very big and needed moderation once a while. As Ton was away several weeks for his work we pm'd Simon all the time to justify things which was not easy for him as he couldn't read/understand it.

A pity that the dutch sub-forums bring all this up.
Well, at least everybody is active now !