I translate all the text of the post I downvote and often give a reason why.
When you upvote content do you consider what perception it gives to outsiders visiting the trending?
Is the content upvoted timely? meaning is it news worthy?
In the content of the controversial type? There are high costs to censorship resistance, does this content benefit from it?
You're asking what we've contributed? About 99% of the software in this ecosystem was produced by English speaking people and you don't seems to care much to translate any part of your content in English before voting it to top trending. Even if you do it through an automated translator it would be very appreciated
Mr. or Miss @transito,
Please understand that you translate all the test of the post does not mean that you understand the contents.
I am so afraid you would downvote even If William Shakespeare or Robert Frost were posting their new poets in Steemit due to no thumbnail or low quality.
Steemit is one of SNS and all of us hope Steemit would spread out to the world like Facebook.
Outsiders would like to see all variety of contents, not only news from mass media or price of bitcoin.
And I cannot believe you're saying non-English users need to translate their content in English to get upvotes to top trending.
and you're saying that about 99% of the software in this ecosystem was produced by English speaking people ? so what? You need to appreciate to "users"as well as "producer"
All of us are users by possessing SteemPower or posting about out lives.
Do not judge anybody and do not discriminate in language.
Do you know what I am afraid the most?
You would not discuss or make conversation, you are justing notice your bias with excuse of giving the reasons for downvote. I wish you read this comment to your comment and say something.
and one more, please translate 2 Korean workds and try to understand the hidden meanings.
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sorry, one more commnet.
I want to see the thumbnail on your own post and your profile picture, too.
I don't think so as that post was meant to be as neutral as possible.
Even posting a flag of Hong Kong could have been interpreted as taking a side.