Exrobite wrote: Exrobite is correct. With lack of English skills, Communicating in an effective manor towards users who require help is essential. With the English skills he is showing in his application may cause users to misunderstand and follow instructions in correctly.
Eg.
Lets eat grandma.
Lets eat, grandma.

Also Tadgee,
Your English skills don't seem to be up to par I see, from what you have just written.Tadgee wrote:

[quote="Exrobite" post=127825][quote]it dont matter about his spelling it aint a english lesson it just looks better.[/quote] What an ignorant comment. Poor English means he's lacking the ability to uphold long argument with potentially disgruntled users. However, apart from that, and his god awful CS:GO playing, he's good.[/quote] Exrobite is correct. With lack of English skills, Communicating in an effective manor towards users who require help is essential. With the English skills he is showing in his application may cause users to misunderstand and follow instructions in correctly. Eg. Lets eat grandma. Lets eat, grandma. Also Tadgee, Your English skills don't seem to be up to par I see, from what you have just written. [quote=Tadgee]it dont matter about his spelling it aint a english lesson it just looks better.[/quote] [code][b]I[/b]t [b]doesn't[/b] matter about his spelling. [b]This is not[/b] [b]an[/b] [b]E[/b]nglish lesson.[/code]