Non-Native English Speaking Gambling Site Operators?

[marcotheminer]

Has anyone noticed that several gambling sites are represented by non-native English speakers/writers?

Dice.ninja and dicebitco.in are (were) some examples.

To me it shows a lack of professionalism, especially when they often misspell words or mess up the syntax of sentences. These very people are the ones who deal with investors' funds (often to the tunes of 1000BTC+)

If I wasn't a native English speaker/writer I would either try to hire a professional public relations manager or touch up on my English. At the very least, read over each post prior to replying.

I mean no offence to any site operators from this topic.

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[dogedice.me]

I think that's about me?

[marcotheminer]

I think that's about me?

I'm not specifically targeting you, but you do have a few posts that show you aren't a fluent speaker/writer.

I'm not making this post to pick on people. By all means a non-native English speaker may be very professional in his business.

[dogedice.me]

I think that's about me?

I'm not specifically targeting you, but you do have a few posts that show you aren't a fluent speaker/writer.

Of course I'm not. Never pretended to be But I try to fix my mistakes and most official posts being proofread.

[fairlay]

We have the same problem at www.fairlay.com. We do not have a native english speaker in our team. (we are from Germany and Brazil)
I think the static texts on our page are all reviewed by native speaker and should be finde. However, we have to set up new prediction descriptions every day. Often we try to react very fast on recent events to come up with a good prediction on them. This is the way how broken english makes it on our page.

I would love to have an automated service where you can send text to (1-5 sentences) - to get it reviewed and pay a small amount in Bitcoin for it. We would use that instantly!

[marcotheminer]

We have the same problem at www.fairlay.com. We do not have a native english speaker in our team. (we are from Germany and Brazil)
I think the static texts on our page are all reviewed by native speaker and should be finde. However, we have to set up new prediction descriptions every day. Often we try to react very fast on recent events to come up with a good prediction on them. This is the way how broken english makes it on our page.

I would love to have an automated service where you can send text to (1-5 sentences) - to get it reviewed and pay a small amount in Bitcoin for it. We would use that instantly!

I'm not a bot but feel free to send me anything you need reviewed