I am a little upset with what has happened with my previous post.
It seems to me that one particular user has some problem with my posts and always posts negative comments regarding my poor English. It feels like he's always trying to make fun of my poor English.
Because of this, I would like to delete my account. How can I achieve this?
Is it not possible for people who speak poor English to ask a question on this site?
How to Delete my account?
You can visit this help page, which will guide you through deleting your account.
Is it possible for people who speak poor English to ask a question on this site?
Most people here are willing to help you converse in English, as long as you give them some starting point. For them to understand your post, your English should be at least comprehensible, which in turn can help make sure your question keeps it's context.
Excerpt from a post on official policy for non-English questions:
Now, if askers try to use English and put in “sorry, my English isn’t very good”, that’s fine. Heck, a lot of native English speakers aren’t very good at it, either! The reason we have collaborative editing is to learn and improve together. This is totally fine and even encouraged.
Comment on disputed question
Don't be discouraged by this incident. To quit this wonderful Q&A site should be an extreme last step. I have gone through your question and your English was pretty good. I did see, however, that somewhere in the middle of those counter comments you used words like "psycho". Please avoid abusive words and don't indulge in fights with anyone. If you find any comments offensive then you can flag them or politely ask the commenter to delete them.
The question text changed repeatedly. "Profile deletion" is addressed in the older answer. Regarding nasty comments, the answer is: flag them.
But to answer the question asked in the question title:
Poor English isn't necessarily a problem. Just follow the KISS principle (Keep It Simple Stupid). For example:
Of course, that reduces your ability to express yourself. And that will not work for all questions or domains. But it is a valid starting point.
The real problem is another one: when your English is barely sufficient to ask a comprehensible question, chances are: you will have real trouble understanding the answers given to you.
Also note that technology can help you. You can use online translation services, in 2 ways:
Please note: given the often low quality of online translation, I advise to not make automatically translated texts public at all. The idea is that you use such services to either cross check your own output, or to interpret other people's input to you.
I will leave an answer here for others with the same question.
Stack Exchange has a site for English language learners! If there is something in the answer to your question that you can't figure out, you can get help there. Also, if you aren't sure about a word or phrase, to get your question across, you can also ask for help with that at ELL.
Stack Exchange also has a mechanism for getting administrative support when someone says something unconstructive or hurtful. Flag the comment or post so the moderating team can address the problem.
But first: before you ask for help at ELL, and before you post your question:
Check the spelling of words. Check the conjugation of the verb. Check the meanings, to make sure you are using the words correctly.
You can use a print dictionary (in book form), or you can use an online dictionary. Also, you can set up your browser so that it checks your spelling as you go.
Volunteers who answer questions are usually perfectionists, and as such, they get irritated when they see a post that wasn't written carefully. Of course, no matter how irritated we get, we should still be polite! But I want you to understand how some people will react to a post that is full of spelling mistakes and misunderstandings about simple, non-complex usages of standard English vocabulary. (I looked at the text of your original post -- and I'll be honest, it didn't look as though it had been written with care.)
If you can find Stack Overflow in your language, then good for you.
If you still want your question on the main SO, try stating it as clearly as possible.
Maybe you could ask someone to proof-read your questions.
If you are still worried about it, you could add a short note at the end of the question saying so; so people who answer/comment will also abstain from using very complicated words.
If you wrote this Q yourself, I would say you can use SE by yourself. Please think before deleting your account.
