Just a thought...
Since the French forumites have started their own discussion here too, what about creating a section on the forum for localized discussions?
This would not only keep the site in order, but would probably attract more users who don't feel at ease with English here 
What do you think?
+1
all the ''nascional threds'' in a ''section''
easier to see and adds more followers :-)))
Hello !
I totally agree, I would be a nice option for non-english guitar geeks.
There already is an long Italian topic ( KPA Italiano ) also.
I disagree. It will make the search for information inconsistent or even impossible. Even now there are so many repetitive threads all with the same question and the same answers which is unavoidable. But haveing all this in 6 different languages will create a complete mess. For the german speaking folks there is a nice thread at the musiker-board.de. I am sure there will something similar for other languages.
Brushing up your English skills cant be bad either
I agree with Till on this one, rather use PM if you have language problem. I'm available with English, German, French and Italian, and there are enough other experienced user here to cover a lot of Languages.
Yess, led itt Emglish onli
guitarnet70: Die Suchfunktion in diesem Forum ist auch jetzt schon ziemlich eigenwillig!
@tylerheb: ¡Si, nunca es un daño si aprendes otras idiomas! Pero la industria lo prefiere que todo sea en ingles.
I'd also prefer that it'd be english only - which isn't my native language by the way.
I think English only. I think I and others would miss a great deal of help and knowledge If everything is divided into different languages. just my 2cents
My country, South Africa (The Miracle), has 11 official languages. 
Lookout for a soon to be released documentary/film called "The Miracle", with Charlize Theron and Robert De Niro.
I'm all for English only, too.
I can't see a single good reason for not having a forum section for other languages than english.
Sometimes it can be really nice and helpful to discuss things in a language more familiar to you than a foreign language and it can encourage more "local community" activity as well.
Not sure if a mid-western American needs to stay informed in his mother language, if 6 czech guys want to arrange a KPA user meeting and profiling session in Budvar ... etc.
Chris make the same suggestion a year ago. You might want to consider a "other language" section...
I know I'm biased, since English is my only language. Still, I wonder what information/ideas I might miss if communicated in a thread with another language ...
... Still, I wonder what information/ideas I might miss if communicated in a thread with another language ...
Same might happen to those with less english language skills, no? 
Same might happen to those with less english language skills, no?
Like I said, I have an obvious bias. However, with a single language, at least everything is in one place.
the idea of this forum (any forum, really) is to bring users and Profiler-curious people from all over the world together to exchange information and to discuss ideas.
I'd encourage every member to stick to english, it's the best option we've got.
+1 on English only forum even if it is my second language. This is the only way we can share as a group on a World scale.
Wotcha my old chinas. Gud blimey guv'nor - just plain Pete Tong to 'ave all these geezers rabbiting not using the Queens. Stone me - wud cause loads of Barney Rubble. Lets keep it cushty.
English Bob.
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What.....? 
What's wrong with some honest to goodness ole cockney rhyming slang. The language of the London working man.
Actually it could have been worse... I could have posted using language from Yorkshire... they miss out random words and end each sentence with "Thy Knows" at the end. Very strange...
*Hides behind sofa from any passing Yorkshire folk*
