| ▲ | gib444 2 hours ago | |
Efforts like this are good for people to realise there is a lot of talent in Europe that just gets overshadowed by USA's dominance. USAians tend think everything is less popular in Europe simply because it is inferior and fails purely on its technical merits. I know nothing will ever change their minds, but at least non-European non-USAians might recognise the efforts a bit more. We are also willing to accept 'good but not perfect' and understand tradeoffs. | ||
| ▲ | drstewart 2 hours ago | parent [-] | |
>USAians The word you're looking for is Americans, despite whatever preconceived notion you think the word "Americans" actually should mean in English. I know nothing will ever change European minds, but at least understand what the correct form is. >everything is less popular in Europe simply because it is inferior and fails purely on its technical merits So everything is less popular in Europe because it fails on many other points? Big applause to you, I guess. Are you looking for a participation award? | ||