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I may find it easier than native English speakers.
I learned in my job that non-natives have an easier job understanding imperfect English than native speakers.

I claim (warning: cultural and social profiling ahead  :)) that this is because native English speakers rarely have had real exposure to a different language and were forced to understand it..

I dont think there should be too much noise for this. 

Even in that earlier contest, here : Solved:Files Upload Question.  he had written as rude.

I that time was very loosely writing and didnt thought sitting in an English school class.

And the one which happened with misaz, he actually understood it right, thanks for removing, as per English, or it has double meaning.

I was off with humans! 

So, with e14 I would be having engglishh marks with every comment.

btw, that pretty rude, mentioning like this way. 

cstanton said:

Sometimes I think it can be okay to not post in English, and force everyone else to translate it for a change.

Even this is imperfect, who forcing, and translate or interpret! 

then which languauge English then arabic or hebrew or french

Dr. Gough has cleared but even if he hadn't, I would have given clarification.

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Just to add to the previous suggestion, also, sometimes things are psychology related, and not directly related to spelling and grammar, i.e. probably, readers have tendencies to better understand information presented in some ways rather than others.

For instance, from my perspective (others may disagree), it's perfectly valid to not write much if the situation doesn't call for it, or use bullet points of (ideally) just three points (more than that might make people switch off, and less than that looks strange), or use diagrams to express things graphically, but still in a left-to-right direction.

Also, I reckon there is no need to explain in words if a well-focussed photo (with annotations on it if required) can explain better. It might not be search-engine-optimised, but then neither is something too wordy perhaps (I don't know). For sure there's a balance.

Another idea (I think Gough effectively said the same thing in a different thread) it's good to hit the delete button sometimes and re-write if something can be expressed in a simpler way, even if it means deleting a lot because often complex things can be reduced to a plain language explanation, at least at a high level. I had a similar problem yesterday. I drafted a long piece of text in Notepad but then deleted it all and instead just showed a zoomed-in-detail screenshot with the important part annotated with a red box, and then the text was simpler.

I like experimenting with stripping detail from diagrams for the same reason. For instance, just from practice, I recognize that I have an overly "busy" diagram and often, I will remove borders, styling, and unnecessary elements, because then there is less on the diagram for the brain to be distracted by. It does depend on the diagram though.

Blog structure helps loads too, e.g. expressing things three times, in three different ways (i.e. introduction, the body, and then the summary), for three times the chance people will understand. Again, I know plenty will disagree with this sort of thing, but I find it valuable (it helps me pull out the key points into the intro and summary too).

shabaz said:

Another idea (I think Gough effectively said the same thing in a different thread) it's good to hit the delete button sometimes and re-write if something can be expressed in a simpler way, even if it means deleting a lot because often complex things can be reduced to a plain language explanation, at least at a high level.

I write that way. My posts or replies will be a "stream of consciousness" first. And I press Reply.
Then I read my own reply back, edit, refine, simplify.

I could do all this before clicking the button. But that's not how my brain works. Somehow I see the flaws in read mode, not in edit mode :)

  Same!

The same thing happens to me, it must have been years of pressing Run instead of Check. So much so that in email I have a rule so that emails are not sent until a few minutes have passed, to give me time to reread as if I had not written it.

"now with attachment" 

Also to add, I really left bothering English grammatical decades ago, like skipping full stop, a ,an etc.  The grammatical like shabaz pointed out is mistake.

And people will take as donot know English.

e14 is the only forum I m active and probably even registered.

Also, I m writting half sentences, as if I write full, gets accused of a writer and write stories, so that factor also appears but here mostly I m writing full.

Also, I m just covering like homework, so answered done (that is, this work done next work)

next question done.