For the most part, English is the only language allowed on Crossfire. However, other languages are permitted in the journals section, provided that the title of the journal contains the language intended to be used in the journal content.
For example:
Quote "Journal title: Bratwurst (GER)
Journal content: Ich liebe bratwurst."
This is the only situation where you are permitted to use a language other than English. You may not put a language in the title of your journal if you are not going to use it in your journal. Also, you may not put (All languages) or other such things in your journal title.
They are, but only if there is a need to post in that language. Most of what gets posted in foreign languages however are posts that don't need to be in that language but are just posted by ppl who are too lazy to type english or too lazy to translate that one small sentence they posted. Those will simply get deleted.
- Rule:
For the most part, English is the only language allowed on Crossfire. However, other languages are permitted in the journals section, provided that the title of the journal contains the language intended to be used in the journal content.
For example:
Quote "Journal title: Bratwurst (GER)
Journal content: Ich liebe bratwurst."
This is the only situation where you are permitted to use a language other than English. You may not put a language in the title of your journal if you are not going to use it in your journal. Also, you may not put (All languages) or other such things in your journal title.
got nearly banned for that :X
Why am i in need to write english if its about the dutch history pff
edit: so basicly you are saying [...] are not allowed anymore