if auto translate tools get better w time could that be something wc would eventually consider using?

i.e. i set my read language to english, yet someone else could write in their native language and it would auto translate to english for me (versus them trying to translate to english before casting)

fwiw i know there is an action built for this today

Reality: a Twitter-like network accrues status in a power law to wordcels. 

AI-driven translation works for basic communication, but unlikely to hit the bar for nuanced / high in-group humor. 

Non-English Twitter doesn't really overlap with terminally online English-speaking Twitter (which is mostly American coastal elites).

Play a different game. Use a different client. Focus on visual media (probably in a different client).

Not in favor of auto-translation.

However, I had to create a second twitter account to post in Greek. Then I realized it's really complicated to maintain two accounts, and the boundaries are not so clear. I ended up abandoning the second one. At some point they introduced language filters, but it was too late for me, I had already given up.

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Channels. Will have a way to narrowcast soon.

Big fan. 

Trying to think of other implementations of narrowcasting. Maybe Facebook Groups? Or is it a new primitive for social networks?