what's your IQ?
By tryxiness
@tryxiness (4544)
Philippines
August 28, 2011 11:42am CST
Mylot is open internationally.
It caters to market all over the world. It happens that most of its users/clients/writers do write in English - and there's a certain section in its terms to write or spell things correctly. And since it is international, Mylot is open to non-english speaking countries.
My point is - atleast at some point one has to be "open" esp. when the people answering you do not come from an English-speaking country. Atleast, you ask for clarification if you do not know what the person is saying.
I think it is not an issue of intelligence quotient (IQ) but of an emotional quotient (EQ).
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@Hatley (163776)
• Garden Grove, California
28 Aug 11
hi tryxiness You are ri ght in that a lot of extremely talented Indians for example with high IQ's I am sure do at times haveproembs with the grammatical wording. as for emotional quotient could be that new ones trying to learn English and do a good job of making a discussion or response feel unhappy with themselves as they stumble a bit while learning an extremely difficult language our English.My IQ is around 140 so I can hold my own but I am sure there are others here with much higher I 
Qs. which should not even be an issue here ta my lot.i am a little concerned that you would raise this issue.Mylot does not discriminate against any one regardless of IQ,race, creed, or religion.I have never worried about those things nor should any of us. we all are pretty well trying to do our very best so we should give each other some leeway here. If I come across a discussion that I have trouble figuring out what it means I simply ask a few gentle questions. I agree its not a question of intellect but of struggling with a new languages all the various parts of it.
Qs. which should not even be an issue here ta my lot.i am a little concerned that you would raise this issue.Mylot does not discriminate against any one regardless of IQ,race, creed, or religion.I have never worried about those things nor should any of us. we all are pretty well trying to do our very best so we should give each other some leeway here. If I come across a discussion that I have trouble figuring out what it means I simply ask a few gentle questions. I agree its not a question of intellect but of struggling with a new languages all the various parts of it. @tryxiness (4544)
• Philippines
29 Aug 11
I have to agree with you. One thing for sure, mylot has helped us in conversing despite the language and geographical barriers. 
