I've just recieved another infraction regarding your bloody English slag. May you be all consumed by Esperanto and NewSpeak. May English be forgotten and erased from the dictionary and Shakespeare translated into Sansktrit and French.
In Romanian and Latin "cum" is a decent word. In Latin its a decent word. Only in your foul English language this is a profane word.
On Romanian forums we too encounter simmilar problems with multiligual problems.
Pula -> Bosnian town, African currency/word for Phallus in Romanian
I as a mod don't censor Pula when it is used to describe the town or the currency. I only censor when it's in an offensive context. The Yahoo morons even censor Magna Cum Laude because your dumb "lingua franca" has it as a profanity.
This is not an English forum, this in an International Forum and international languages should recieve the same privilages as English proper since its a multicultural forum.
I'll say it in defiance of all. You may joycamptour me till I perish.
"Cum va place? Cum sa facem sa iasa mai bine pentru toti? Cum sa ne intelegem mai bine in limbi distincte, cu interese distincte?"
Use that damn Google Translator to understand that phrase. Go beyound that word.Stop getting on the hunter-seeker mode anytime and understand the context.You can read a Latin Academic Reward without censoring its middle part, or watch South Park for the moral code.
Romanian isn't going to change its grammar because your English has one minor word that you can purge of its negative meanings. Its an elementary part of international relationships.
Org Rules don't apply to phrases written in other languages or dictionary references. They only apply to English proper. You are simply beyond your writepol jurisdiction.Your competence exteds only as far Greenich.You cannot charge me for something legal in my own language just because you lack the basic understanding of that language. You simply don't grasp the laws of that language. Its like applying Civil Procedures to Penal matters.Org moderators simply lack the authority to apply the same rules to foreign languages.
