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Would you vote to close? Ask to be translated? Let it stay?
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2Я думаю, ответ напрашивается сам собой.– mustaccioApr 24, 2018 at 22:03
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For me, the best course of action seems to be leaving a comment explaining that the question should be in English and voting to close as unclear.
Of course, if you know the language, you could try translating the question to English, assuming you have enough time and desire to do that. But there is no guarantee the OP will be able to understand the answers. Or to leave useful feedback if need be.
And I am not even touching on such issues as whether the translation is going to be accurate or whether the question is articulate enough to begin with.
Just don't bother. The comment will tell the OP and the audience what is wrong with the post, and closing the question will ensure automatic cleanup in case the OP just abandons it.
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1Couple that with the typical urge to go use translation software, it could only make matters worse.– Aaron Bertrand StaffApr 24, 2018 at 23:55
https://espanol.dba.stackexchange.com comes up blank.
And if we made separate forums for each language, they would all try to get into the english speaking one, anyways.
Why should SQL people be required to exchange information in English?
Granted, if you can't read a question in Spanish, you can't answer it, but maybe, somewhere there is a person who can read Spanish and answer the question.
