> Anglo Saxon culture
A language is not a culture. Many people with English as a native language are not culturally Anglo-Saxon.
And even if it was, prevalence is not supremacy.
A language is not a culture. Many people with English as a native language are not culturally Anglo-Saxon.
And even if it was, prevalence is not supremacy.
https://ell.stackexchange.com/questions/17621/do-the-needful...
in practice translation engines (e.g. deepl or LLMs themselves - though i still expect deepl to be better) probably will throw a wrench into this, but perhaps some localization approach in CAPTCHAs or simply just outright banning geoips not belonging to the countries with natives of that language (or significant minority populations) is a quick enough fix. i know some imageboards (e.g. british ones) use this because otherwise they would be flooded with americans.
How exactly is the culture that the US is imposing on the rest of the world — including England, Germany, Netherlands and Denmark, the places that Anglo-Saxons and their ancestors came from — Anglo-Saxon?