This a wide community, but the participation in discussions is always centered in a few personalities opinions.

I admit that I would feel something is wrong if I see a thread without comments from Kiron, Rami, Sergio or Luis. Stéphane use to comment more often before retiring, now he is back full steam ahead! ;-)

Joking aside, I highlly appreciate the value and insight of the listed contributors, among many others, and hope to keep on doing so for many more years to come.

I admit that I would feel something is wrong if I see a thread without comments from Kiron, Rami, Sergio or Luis. Stéphane use to comment more often before retiring, now he is back full steam ahead! ;-)

Joking aside, I highlly appreciate the value and insight of the listed contributors, among many others, and hope to keep on doing so for many more years to come.

I admit that I would feel something is wrong if I see a thread without comments from Kiron, Rami, Sergio or Luis. Stéphane use to comment more often before retiring, now he is back full steam ahead! ;-)

Joking aside, I highlly appreciate the value and insight of the listed contributors, among many others, and hope to keep on doing so for many more years to come.

I agree that the language problem is huge for people who do not speak English. Automatic translation of professional discussions is not good at all. But there are other problems too. Not only for representatives of different countries but also for representatives of different industries.
In particular I don't think that discussions on Agile or tools like Jira are interesting for construction managers.
Yes, there are different project management cultures and tools at different countries. But I doubt that it may be of interest to the majority of forum participants. Discussions in this forum are mostly simple and IT industry oriented or concern PMI certifications.
Maybe I missed the discussions on project management approaches and methodologies (agile or never existed waterfall is an exception), creating right project models, resource constrained scheduling, risk simulation problems, etc. but it means that they are rare.

I agree that the language problem is huge for people who do not speak English. Automatic translation of professional discussions is not good at all. But there are other problems too. Not only for representatives of different countries but also for representatives of different industries.
In particular I don't think that discussions on Agile or tools like Jira are interesting for construction managers.
Yes, there are different project management cultures and tools at different countries. But I doubt that it may be of interest to the majority of forum participants. Discussions in this forum are mostly simple and IT industry oriented or concern PMI certifications.
Maybe I missed the discussions on project management approaches and methodologies (agile or never existed waterfall is an exception), creating right project models, resource constrained scheduling, risk simulation problems, etc. but it means that they are rare.