Will you try to understand and respond the discussions?

I'm aware that some of the users on mylot don't have the most experience with english so I always try to read a discussion carefully and IF I can gather what it's about I respond, even if it is difficult to decipher. Most of the time I can figure out what the other person is trying to say and if I'm still not sure I'll respond and ask if I've got the meaning right. Anytime that I really can't figure out I might decide not to respond but I NEVER leave thinking "stupid question", I leave thinking "stupid me for not understanding!"

I would never tell someone that they had a stupid discussion. I do try to understand what others are trying to say and get across when their english isn't the best. I do respond to these discussions and try my best to give a reply to what they are trying to convey.

If it's a discussion that either interests me or I know about then yes, I will try to understand it and I will respond.

Sometimes I don't understand a discussion the first time or the second time I read it, but I don't mind spending a bit more time on reading the discussion. If I spend a bit of time on it, I usually understand the meaning in the end. I don't give up just because I don't understand the discussion right away, I would rather spend some time on reading it than miss out on an interesting discussion. I would never call it a "stupid discussion". Maybe I don't understand it, but that doesn't make it a stupid discussion.

Many mylotters are not efficient in English but if their topics are interesting and I can understand what they wrote anyhow then I will respond. Just that I should be able to gather what the person is trying to stay. Have a nice day!

I certainly have no room to be critical. English is the only language I speak. IT would be incredibly arrogant for me to criticize someone who is using English as a second or third language just because I speak it well. As I see it the more you participate reading and writing your English as a second or more language the better you will get at it and by taking part in your discussions perhaps in some small way I am helping you learn it.