Rules are, as usual, open to interpretation. However, we can agree that a user using a translator to help write something is by far not the same as someone getting paid for doing a translation job and then simply doing a copypasta on GT or any other machine. This is the part where I believe the interpretation of the rule comes to play; allegedly professional jobs should be held to a higher standard than casual posters. So I must disagree with this not being a rule related phenomenon.

I don't usually visit the altcoins boards either, but it's a similar situation to not reporting. Reports don't get handled, why report? Most of the content is rubbish, why bother trying to find interesting stuff?

I must say too, that I'm not against the use of translations tools. Hell, even dictionaries are translation tools; but a tool is meant to help you do a job, not do the job for you.

Anns get posted in the Tokens sub-board, ignoring them could be an option, but as I've said before, it's not really a solution. As for the merits, I'm sure we'll be seeing each oyher around, so no problem there; besides, I'm not here for them merits