There you can see that Federica is giving Ludobico peluche a tug on the ears like in the series XD ps: I had to put this comment again because one of the page administrators deleted my comment just for being in Spanish when in this case it was related to this fanart which is ridiculous and hypocritical since it would also be bad if I did the same but with comments in English and this is a clear example of censorship and to avoid problems that's why now I'm putting it but in English to avoid a week of sanction like what happened to me a few days ago
Judging from your new English comment, your Spanish comment was just making a general remark on the image. This is not the kind of comment the rules are referring to when they say other languages can be used if it’s relevant to the post.
All of your comments must be written with the intention of conveying information to English speakers. In some cases, it is necessary to use other languages to do this. For example, if you are explaining a visual pun that relies on knowledge of another language, you can use words from that language. For things like card art, you can also post the title and flavor text in its original language. Most of my own comments include Japanese for this reason, and it is clearly marked as in-game information. In both cases, the English speaker has learned something from the comment. Your comment was almost certainly deleted because it cannot be understood by the average English speakers and does not help them understand the post any better.
Also, mods need to be able to read comments to moderate them effectively. If we allow Spanish, we’ll have to allow every other language as well. The mods should not be shouldered with the burden of machine-translating every comment to ensure they don’t break the rules, especially when the results might not be accurate anyway. Not too long ago, we had a commenter that spoke politely in English but threw in insults in Korean. Do you think something like that should be ignored? Because it probably would be if commenting in Korean were allowed.
There are practical reasons for enforcing an English-only rule. No one is trying to censor you. Your English proficiency doesn’t seem so low as to significantly hinder your ability to express your thoughts here, so there’s no reason for you to not use it.
Judging from your new English comment, your Spanish comment was just making a general remark on the image. This is not the kind of comment the rules are referring to when they say other languages can be used if it’s relevant to the post.
All of your comments must be written with the intention of conveying information to English speakers. In some cases, it is necessary to use other languages to do this. For example, if you are explaining a visual pun that relies on knowledge of another language, you can use words from that language. For things like card art, you can also post the title and flavor text in its original language. Most of my own comments include Japanese for this reason, and it is clearly marked as in-game information. In both cases, the English speaker has learned something from the comment. Your comment was almost certainly deleted because it cannot be understood by the average English speakers and does not help them understand the post any better.
Also, mods need to be able to read comments to moderate them effectively. If we allow Spanish, we’ll have to allow every other language as well. The mods should not be shouldered with the burden of machine-translating every comment to ensure they don’t break the rules, especially when the results might not be accurate anyway. Not too long ago, we had a commenter that spoke politely in English but threw in insults in Korean. Do you think something like that should be ignored? Because it probably would be if commenting in Korean were allowed.
There are practical reasons for enforcing an English-only rule. No one is trying to censor you. Your English proficiency doesn’t seem so low as to significantly hinder your ability to express your thoughts here, so there’s no reason for you to not use it.
el chavo del 8 and el chapulin colorado are characters belonging to programs from the early 70s created by the late Mexican actor and comedian roberto gomez bolaños alias chespirito who later would have his program in an animated version and in the case of el chavo del 8 he even has video games but as such they are ips that are not originally from the world of video games and the character of ludobico peluche is originally from a program called la familia peluche created by the comedian and also Mexican actor eugenio derbez since he also like chespirito did he played many of his characters among them ludobico peluche and that series has never had any video game and if you see a game cover of la familia peluche for the xbox 360 it is a fake cover since there is no official video game of that series and the characters of willy and toto belong to a movie saga called una película de huevos belonging to the Mexican animation studio huevocartoon and the appearance of willy and toto is how they came out in the second movie called otra película de huevos y un pollo and where toto is indeed a chicken and is the main protagonist of that saga of movies and video games they have only had one which unfortunately cannot be played on any other platform legally as it belongs to a console that did not sell much and the game was called un juego de huevos teodora villa vicente is a character also belonging to a movie saga called the legends which are movies where the main protagonist leo san juan faces many of the characters of the popular legends of Mexican folklore where he frees multiples spirits of the curse of the spirit of the legend where the film is based on turn for example in the first film it was the nahuala that was in the city of puebla where leo is originally and he defeated the nahuala and rescued his older brother nando san juan and also freed teodora who was a spirit of the daughter of the villa vicencio family that she was the friend of leo's grandmother and in the second film called la leyenda de la llorona leo faced the llorona in xochimilco which belongs to a mexican legend where in xochimilco you hear the screams of a woman saying "oh my children" and it is supposed to be the spirit of a woman who is looking for her missing children and takes other children who are in the street late at night and the appearance of teodora comes from that film since in the second she had clothes from the time of the Spanish conquest but from the film of la leyenda de la llorona she started wearing more modern clothes and this movie saga does not have any video games that I know of also the blue bear called 5.0. 5 is a character belonging to the animated mini series called villanos which is a Mexican mini series that started as an internet series until they started broadcasting it on the cartoon network television channel in this case the one in Latin America and on hbo max via streaming and they also do not have video games and the paleta payaso character is the mascot of a Mexican candy of the same name produced by the recolino company which is a marshmallow popsicle covered in chocolate that has gummy eyes and a mouth that originates from the beginning of the 70s specifically the year 1971 and it is a sweet that is still produced and sold today since it is part of Mexican culture and it also does not have video games and the michocana character is the mascot of an ice cream brand of the same name that dates back to the beginning of the 30s specifically 1930 and it doesn't have any video games either and it is the oldest character in that fanart, coming from the 30s and as I mentioned before none of those characters belong to the world of video games and they did try to censor me because the last time I posted a comment in Spanish that had nothing wrong with it they started getting dislikes on my comment just because I spoke in Spanish and there were quite a few dislikes and with each comment I left there were more dislikes and they even started hiding the comments I posted and even an administrator responded to me negatively and when I argued with him they ended up banning me for 7 days in an unjustified manner and deleted all the comments including his so as not to leave evidence of what he did and I have the screenshots of what the guy did there and that's why I do classify it as censorship and even discriminatory just for speaking in Spanish and more so when my comment didn't have any insults in the first place plus if you want to understand a comment that is not in English you can use a translator for that and you can no longer use as an excuse that you are not efficient I know that translators still have problems with precision but they are not even close to being at the same level as they were in the beginning, so that is just a rather ridiculous excuse to justify their laziness and what made me laugh is that they took my comments very personally when I mentioned that there were people in the English-speaking community who hate the Spanish-speaking community and that there is evidence of that in many parts of the Internet and especially from people in the United States.
Judging from your new English comment, your Spanish comment was just making a general remark on the image. This is not the kind of comment the rules are referring to when they say other languages can be used if it’s relevant to the post.
All of your comments must be written with the intention of conveying information to English speakers. In some cases, it is necessary to use other languages to do this. For example, if you are explaining a visual pun that relies on knowledge of another language, you can use words from that language. For things like card art, you can also post the title and flavor text in its original language. Most of my own comments include Japanese for this reason, and it is clearly marked as in-game information. In both cases, the English speaker has learned something from the comment. Your comment was almost certainly deleted because it cannot be understood by the average English speakers and does not help them understand the post any better.
Also, mods need to be able to read comments to moderate them effectively. If we allow Spanish, we’ll have to allow every other language as well. The mods should not be shouldered with the burden of machine-translating every comment to ensure they don’t break the rules, especially when the results might not be accurate anyway. Not too long ago, we had a commenter that spoke politely in English but threw in insults in Korean. Do you think something like that should be ignored? Because it probably would be if commenting in Korean were allowed.
There are practical reasons for enforcing an English-only rule. No one is trying to censor you. Your English proficiency doesn’t seem so low as to significantly hinder your ability to express your thoughts here, so there’s no reason for you to not use it.
And the most ridiculous thing about the matter is that the comment that I had put in this post and that was in Spanish and that had to do with the subject of the post had been written a year ago and they did nothing at that time and it was only this few days ago that they deleted it and that is a clear example of censorship since my comment did comply with the rule of being related to the subject of the post and the language of the post which is in Spanish if that is not censorship and discrimination because of my mother tongue then I don't know what it is, it simply cannot be justified in any way that was censorship and that's it.
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Regardless of the language you are using; If you really want to convey information to others about something, you need to put more effort in formatting. You seem passionate about Latin and Spanish culture, but I can guarantee that no one is going to read through such a dense monolith of words. Condense your message and break it up into more manageable chunks.
I'm surprised Sensei hasn't collapsed into a black hole, he's so dense....
The way jazz's Blue Archive posts are going (and assuming they're all in the same continuity), it's going to end with someone resting in pieces, and I'm still not sure who. (Likely not Sensei, unless someone figures out how to get pieces from something that dense....)
