Or alternatively, learn English.

Duolingo has some stuff for a number of languages. If someone's language isn't on there, then they should do a simple Google search. It shouldn't be difficult to take ~2 weeks to learn some basic grammar and sentence structure components.

It's true sometimes non-native speakers get stuck in using their English, I've seen that many times in this forum when they're making posts that they at least try their best. I also a non-native speaker, like the most of the others in this forum, and mostly I get opportunities to learn English from these forums--it's okay if I make silly mistakes, most of the times they are being ignored.  

But I see the language plays a crucial part when it comes to promote your business/service among others. They somehow unable to build trust on users, or sometimes are being marked as scammers because of their poor usage of the language--I also have seen this in this forum.

I usually write my posts on a Word doc first and, if I have some doubt on a word on a sentence I look it up on wordreference.com. If it is a sentence, I look it up on wordreference forums.

He is talking about improving English, there are many forum members whose mother tongue is not English but they have a good level and they can use some tools to improve.

Not every non-native speaker is a shitposter.

Thanks for mentioning my thread, and I'm sorry I had to walk away from it. I hoped that it would help newer members by providing a venue for interaction between people wanting to improve their English, but it turned into a spam fest with merit hunters posting links to various tools, and those were completely against the spirit of the thread. I wish people would read thread titles, and try to consider the spirit of the thread and the intentions of the OP. This thread is about English writing tools, so obviously links and comments about tools are welcome and encouraged. My thread was about interaction, and you can't interact with Google or Grammarly. It was posters insistance on diminishing the usefulness of my thread by continually posting these links that turned me away from it.

I would like to help members with a genuine interest in Bitcoin and the emerging crypto economies, and English is almost a requirement if you want to discuss this on Bitcoin Talk. Recently I put together an off forum site for Bitcoin Talk members on a spare domain that I have. The domain is FitToTalk.com, and the pseudo-forum can be found here - https://fittotalk.com/english-talk/index.php

This is not an alternative to Bitcoin Talk, and Bitcoin discussions are not a requirement. If fact, as most of the members will be new to crypto, anyone looking for crypto information should post on the relevant boards in this forum. The aim of my site is to reduce board pollution and necro-bumping, as well as helping members to improve their English. You can't promote bounties or any other sites, and you can't promote English language tools, so it is pretty restricted, and only useful for members who want to practice their English without being abused for their sentence structure or word usage,

Do they really care about increasing rank. I get the feeling that the only things that matter are signature views, and site links. Does Google differentiate between a link fom a Legendary, or a link from a Member? - I suspect not. 20 Members linking to your site is worth a lot more than one Legendary. What about references rather than links? I bet Google looks at a posted URL even if it doesn't have an active link. This means that a mention by a brand new member in a throw away account can have value as well.

We all have to suffer from the forum pollution created by these low grade spammers, especially as they often promote frauds and other scams.

I agree that English is a requirement if you want to discuss bitcoin on bitcointalk. And bitcointalk is the best place to talk about bitcoin.

All bitcoin documentation is in English also, whitepaper, BIP, good videos...

bitmover,amazing initiative. But I really don't think alot of users shitposters are even bothering to read it.
I would suggest you to change the topic to : "Earn merit for free,by doing this simple task",and just see what happens. Idiots would come begging to you .

Did almost what you said lol
I think the topic name is more appropriate now

This i true. I learned a lot in videogames. I wanted to play RPG games when I was a kid and I needed to understand a least something lol

Movies are also very good for listening skills...