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Originally Posted by Greenguy
And you call yourself a reviewer?
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I'm a reviewer, not a copy writer. I edit most broken English descriptions, assuming they are paired with good sites. But occasionally, you need to let the submitter know that he or she is being more burdensome than many other submitters. Would Litwa rather have been warned about his descriptions or would he rather be silently blacklisted when I get really tired of correcting them? His sites are good and I want to list them all, but I also want to see improvement in his descriptions. The site I rejected could be resubmitted with a better description and it would get listed.
It's not my intention to be unfair to those who have learned English as a second language. Look at Vasi, for example. Reading his posts on the board tells me that he is still learning Engish, but his site descriptions are good. I don't know if he has someone else write them or if he just takes the extra time to proofread them, but they are always good and always make sense.