One long-standing pet peeve I have about Twitter is that it has no way of letting a user signify what language a tweet is. It makes me largely avoid tweeting in Turkish, which I am also fluent in, a language that most of my followers don’t speak. This is sad.
No, only a small percentage. However, if I tweeted in Turkish, I would probably have more people following me that speak Turkish, and a section that would *only* speak Turkish.
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Maybe create another account, just for Turkish? This issue exists in Mastodon too, where I can filter by language. I block everything non-English, because my timeline will otherwise be filled by toots in languages I can’t understand.
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Yes, I thought of this but I don’t care about my Twitter persona enough to do that, nor I believe what I would say in Turkish would be of any note. I default to English, which is fine for me, but it’s not super kind to people who don’t understand it.
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It’s also natural topic separation, the things I would talk about in Turkish would be mostly of interest to Turkish speakers.
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