user11083: I've seen a few posts where the person asking/answering are not able to express his/her thoughts because of poor english. At such times the person's question is put on hold and the person is asked to make changes or improve their question/answer. The most recent case being this one  https://anime.stackexchange.com/posts/19497/revisions .
Instead of asking the person to improve their own posts using english , why not suggest the option of posting the details in their native language? We can get the basic details and understand(most of it) via a translator. Then all thats left to do is to put the translated details into the original post. Is this feasible ? 

user1398: If the question is understandable, then we will help the user as much as we can to fix the post into something presentable. However, if the user's English is too poor that you can't understand what the question is trying to ask, our site is probably not the place for such user.
In the case above, it wasted quite a lot of time and effort from several experienced users and (I think) it also annoyed the OP quite a bit with all the exchanges in the comment. While the end result is a somewhat OK question, it is quite counter-productive in my opinion.

11083: <p>I've seen a few posts where the person asking/answering are not able to express his/her thoughts because of poor english. At such times the person's question is <em>put on hold</em> and the person is asked to make changes or improve their question/answer. The most recent case being this one  <a href="https://anime.stackexchange.com/posts/19497/revisions">https://anime.stackexchange.com/posts/19497/revisions</a> .</p>

<p>Instead of asking the person to improve their own posts using english , why not suggest the option of posting the details in their native language? We can get the basic details and understand(most of it) via a translator. Then all thats left to do is to put the translated details into the original post. Is this feasible ? </p>
 1398: <p>If the question is understandable, then we will help the user as much as we can to fix the post into something presentable. However, if the user's English is too poor that you can't understand what the question is trying to ask, our site is probably not the place for such user.</p>

<p>In the case above, it wasted quite a lot of time and effort from several experienced users and (I think) it also annoyed the OP quite a bit with all the exchanges in the comment. While the end result is a somewhat OK question, it is quite counter-productive in my opinion.</p>
