Quote from: mu_enrico on Today at 04:03:02 PM

How much automation is considered as "using automated translation tools?" 100%, 90%, or 10%? How severe? And how to prove it

What the... Huh

Go to google, type translator and translate bloody article! Tongue

This is part of "google-translated" article:

And this is part of "translated" topic:

Quote from: Magd solieman on Today at 09:11:53 AM

In this topic, we'll dive into the most common types of scams in the cryptocurrency market, and hopefully, this will protect our readers from unwanted risks.

1- Lack of responsibility
One of the common types of fraud in the cryptocurrency market is the result of negligence. Often this happens due to the low level of responsibility and the lack of strict regulation by the authorities. Although the freedom afforded to entrepreneurs allows them to realize the most daring ideas, it also increases the risk of ignoring business essentials such as control and security.
The most famous example of criminal negligence in the crypto industry is the case of Mt. Gox, the platform, is popular in its first market start. However, the lack of knowledge of central finance majors, along with attachments, resulted in the loss of 650,000 BTC case-to-millions of dollars in debt and criminal prosecution of the podium Mark Karbilis. The image appears in the image that appears in the image.

As this is discussion forum, not some newspaper, I would go with forum rule number one:

Quote from: mprep on July 21, 2014, 05:27:51 PM

1. No zero or low value, pointless or uninteresting posts or threads. [1][e]

And honestly, I am not familiar with rule that doesn't allow users to post something in "English" board using translation tools, imagine, someone who doesn't speak English and wants to say/ask/suggest/warn others about something not being able to because of language barrier.