Re: How many crypto websites have you seen written in poor English?
When investors are looking for projects to invest their money in, one of the first things they look at is the projects website. They are immediately turned off and immediately quit research and deem the project "junk" when the see poor english grammar. English is a tricky language, you cannot simply use software to translate.
I can correct the broken english errors on your website and help provide a more professional look. DM me, thanks.
I can correct the broken english errors on your website and help provide a more professional look. DM me, thanks.
I think it's a fair point although you should've PF'd your post
It's true that ICOs wanting to raise millions should really consider having a native check their content. However given that people rarely read whitepapers, is there any point? People just throw money at projects without doing any research
