So far, you are the only one on here doing it. It certainly doesn't mean you are a qualified teacher in any specific area and that your education is good enough to come across as "educated" - except for baking pies with flies. Your input on various topics has clearly demonstrated this more than once.

Doing what? You certainly don't make that very clear for the non-native speakers visiting this site that you were worried would not understand me using 'don't' instead of 'doesn't.' But I'll tell you what, Turnoi, they will understand. What they won't understand is the silly badly-thought-out words you invent like 'deecher'- the use of in-expressions like 'grovelling weasel,' all the stupid acronyms which SB comes out with. And they also won't understand the incongruous and often obscure Chinese translations to German which suddenly appear like that stone in '2001 a space odyssey,' apropos of absolutely nothing, and of absolutely no use nor ornament to ESL teachers, job hunters, and visiting learners alike. Now, some simple pinyin complete with tones would be extremely useful for an FT who wants to ask a shopkeeper if he has any shaving cream because he needs to shave. Or if he wants to tell the restaurant that he wants a large bowl of egg fried rice but to not use too much oil please. Take it away Turnoi...........We must have tones though, otherwise our young FT will not be understood, and he won't learn.