It is really surprising for me that lately some people who mostly speak English were subscribing to me.
I am still wondering if it's related to the fact that Mastodon 4.0 supported one-click translations?
Or maybe that's because when a lot of Twitter refugees were registering on lor.sh I mostly spoke in English when answering questions about Mastodon?
Or maybe for some unexpected reason some of them were interested in learning Russian as one more language they knew?
Anyway, it's as pleasant as it's unexpected and I'm glad that social networks are breaking some barriers which were much harder to break in the past.
#Mastodon #English #Russian #translation #thoughts #surprise #people #log
@skobkin I opted for Lor.sh because it was hosted in Europe, vetted new users and was a short URL. I really appreciate people who post in English but it's not difficult to hit "translate".
It would be even better if there was a setting so posts flagged in other languages auto-translated to your home language, but for the moment I'm just enjoying the experience.
#Thanks