Yes, I can only say that luckily most native English speakers realise how
privileged they are that they are able to write and speak in their native
language and they take an effort to accomodate those that are less lucky....
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On 8 mrt. 2014, at 20:04, "Juliao Braga"
<juliao(_at_)braga(_dot_)eti(_dot_)br> wrote:
+1
What would be more funny is the IETF take such an attitude.
We can not forget that for us, bad writers and talkers, English is a
second, third, fourth, ..., language. So we are better able to improve
if the opportunities can be given.
[]s,
Julião
Em 08/03/2014 15:34, Chaitanya Dhareshwar escreveu:
Not sure having a score for this makes sense. Not everyone with an IELTS
score of 7+ chooses to participate 'fully' and not everyone who does
participate fully today necessarily has an IELTS score of 7 or higher.
Unless the very definition of the IETF is to be changed to exclude those
who speak "lower quality" (in a sense) of English, this would be more
disruptive than constructive.
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