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[giammangiato]

...That is because they do not require to know English well to get qualified for their Job in their country...

True, words that tell the simple truth about it, but not only that. In some places it is not considered necessary to learn it. For example, I did everything self-taught because the Italian state, in its schools, only recently decided that English is very important. The decision had not been taken seriously before.

[God Of Thunder]

True, words that tell the simple truth about it, but not only that. In some places it is not considered necessary to learn it. For example, I did everything self-taught because the Italian state, in its schools, only recently decided that English is very important. The decision had not been taken seriously before.

See? That is what I was talking about. People learn things based on their requirements. If someone has a dream to be a scientist, they have to pick science-related subjects in the school so they can proceed further. Since it is necessary to know English to join a global company like Google, Meta, or Amazon, A person has to focus on learning English no matter if they like the subject or not. Russia and China are big countries and they mostly looking for jobs in their country-based companies which may not require knowing well English. So, that could be another reason.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

But then, it's also very good that almost all the mixers are trying their best to look attractive to prospective customers, through and by offering features that makes them respectively unique from each other, this gives users the ease of choosing which is best for them based on their respective preferences.

I don't think it's important to look attractive. It's not a social media platform where people focus on how good-looking it is. It's a service platform and people will use the platform as long as it providers better service than the competitors. If a mixer sets less fixed fees than others and provides the best anonymity, that is enough to attract customers.

Now here is why they should not focus on improving the look. If they focus on improving the look, they will have to use more resources, JS, Icons, and images which will make the website heavy. Since people mostly use Tor to access their websites, it will work slower. Usually Tor browser is a little slower than regular browsers. I guess you got my point.

What Fivestar4everMVP meant to say is the improvements in the site on a general note, which is to say that both the features and other mixing processing shod be kept and the highest priority and for that the Thormixer team should constantly work at improving the service in all phases.

This may be against what you understood from five-star Comment, if you talk about the website user interface, then I will say that there is no need to work on it, as long as the services are satisfactory to the customers it OK with the look currently.

You are absolutely correct bud, you get the gist perfectly, in the world of technology, things change rapidly, several things are constantly being replaced for a newer and perhaps, better, faster and more lightweight ones, this may not always be noticed physical by users, but it works in the background to improve the performance of the site/service and as well as give users a much better experience.

It's like cooking differents types of meals which all requite salt, Maggi cubes, and lots of other special ingredients to taste good, using all of this ingredients in their right quantity will make your soup good, but finding a special secret ingredient and adding it in the right quantity to your soup makes the taste of your soup stand out amongst the rest, this ingredient may not be visibly seen in the soup since it must have dissolved into it, but the it's effect is felt in the tongues of this who taste the soup.

So also, with the competition around bitcoin mixers today,  every mixer that wishes to stand out must look for that secret ingredient the bitcoin community would love, and implement it into their system.

[famososMuertos]

...//:::what do you guys think?

I think the main thing here is the service, it is what is relevant, then the other sites (mixer), just think that the competition is strong, and any addition for them means Catching Customers.

As a user what I want is a site that works, reliable, and appropriate rates, consequently, if those factors I mentioned before are met, the language is secondary. You know, as with any service, the added factor is always welcome, but in this case, there is a lot of universal jargon in the process that works better in English.

[NotATether]

It's like cooking differents types of meals which all requite salt, Maggi cubes, and lots of other special ingredients to taste good, using all of this ingredients in their right quantity will make your soup good, but finding a special secret ingredient and adding it in the right quantity to your soup makes the taste of your soup stand out amongst the rest, this ingredient may not be visibly seen in the soup since it must have dissolved into it, but the it's effect is felt in the tongues of this who taste the soup.

A strange comparison but it make sense, but I have to admit that in the case of these Jambler mixers, they all look like cans of chicken noodle soup with the same ingredients but all with different branding.

So also, with the competition around bitcoin mixers today,  every mixer that wishes to stand out must look for that secret ingredient the bitcoin community would love, and implement it into their system.

That secret element is most likely just marketing though. Being able to reach out to the correct client base is the difference between two otherwise identical mixers.

[God Of Thunder]

As a user what I want is a site that works, reliable, and appropriate rates, consequently, if those factors I mentioned before are met, the language is secondary. You know, as with any service, the added factor is always welcome, but in this case, there is a lot of universal jargon in the process that works better in English.

I agree with you as well. As I already said a couple of times, I do not care about the design of such a service website which is a tool. If someone can give a better look and still keep their website light, I appreciate that. But, there is no need to make the look better if the website gets heavy because of that.

If a website is already available in English, that is okay. But having additional languages is good as well. As for website features, I focus on their service. If they can provide better service, and better rates than others, Of course, I will pick them. The look does not matter. Think about Ninjastic.space and Loyce.club. We still use them because those are tools and the look does not matter.

[pakhitheboss]

Thormixer allows users to change the language by clicking on the flags in the top right corner of the website. When you click the Russian flag, the instructions will switch to Russian, and clicking the British flag will change it back to English. It seems that the team has researched and found that after English, Russian-speaking users are the next largest group to use a Bitcoin mixer. That might be the reason why they have not added other languages to translate the instructions on their website.

[dwyane36]

Thormixer allows users to change the language by clicking on the flags in the top right corner of the website. When you click the Russian flag, the instructions will switch to Russian, and clicking the British flag will change it back to English. It seems that the team has researched and found that after English, Russian-speaking users are the next largest group to use a Bitcoin mixer. That might be the reason why they have not added other languages to translate the instructions on their website.

I couldn't find any statistics specifically for the thormixer site. However, this is quite possible due to the fact that this forum is visited by a large number of Russian-speaking audience. As for translation, it's worth noting that the information on the site is translated well, except for the disclaimer section. This section is in English only.

[pakhitheboss]

I couldn't find any statistics specifically for the thormixer site. However, this is quite possible due to the fact that this forum is visited by a large number of Russian-speaking audience. As for translation, it's worth noting that the information on the site is translated well, except for the disclaimer section. This section is in English only.

It will be hard to find out that list and I agree that if you do a search on Google which is registered in an English speaking country it will be hard to find an aswer. I did my research using Quora and I am quoting the list of countries where English is not needed at all. I am submitting the names of countries below with the link.

China, The Gambia, Malawi, Colombia, Swaziland, Brazil, Russia, Argentina, Algeria, Uganda, Yemen, Chile and Tanzania

Source

[Numeral]

I couldn't find any statistics specifically for the thormixer site. However, this is quite possible due to the fact that this forum is visited by a large number of Russian-speaking audience. As for translation, it's worth noting that the information on the site is translated well, except for the disclaimer section. This section is in English only.

In addition to the above, I would like to point out that the Thormixer telegram bot interface has an English-only interface for now. But so the tool is convenient, it is quite laconic, there is nothing superfluous that would distract from the main thing.

If someone wants to use the Telegram bot, but has problems with the English language, you can use the service DeepL to translate information into your native language.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I couldn't find any statistics specifically for the thormixer site. However, this is quite possible due to the fact that this forum is visited by a large number of Russian-speaking audience. As for translation, it's worth noting that the information on the site is translated well, except for the disclaimer section. This section is in English only.

In addition to the above, I would like to point out that the Thormixer telegram bot interface has an English-only interface for now. But so the tool is convenient, it is quite laconic, there is nothing superfluous that would distract from the main thing.

If someone wants to use the Telegram bot, but has problems with the English language, you can use the service DeepL to translate information into your native language.

The telegram bot is an alternative and convinient means for any one interested in using Thormixer services, but personally, I will still and always recommend that customers use the site for complete anonymity.
Telegram bots are possibly hosted on telegram servers, and those working on the backend of this social app possibly have access to every information contained on those servers, which runs down to the users of those bots.
So, I do not find the bot completely recommendable for anyone who takes anonymity as a top priority, such one should use the site rather than use the bot.

Just my personal thoughts and recommendations.

[SamReomo]

The telegram bot is an alternative and convinient means for any one interested in using Thormixer services, but personally, I will still and always recommend that customers use the site for complete anonymity.

Yes, that's quite right, these days everyone uses Telegram and that Telegram bot of Thormixer can be very convenient for those users. With the help of that bot they can now mix their coins directly from Telegram.

It would be great if that bot also gives privacy of top level by hiding all such mixings from Telegram but I don't know if that's even possible for them or not.

[giammangiato]

...they can now mix their coins directly from Telegram. ...

Exactly, in the end it is exclusively another channel, certainly as you said it is better to do these things from TOR, without a doubt. However, suppose you dont have anything hot and you need it right away and you dont have a tor installed, then you can also do it via telegram, very convenient!

[Kemarit]

I couldn't find any statistics specifically for the thormixer site. However, this is quite possible due to the fact that this forum is visited by a large number of Russian-speaking audience. As for translation, it's worth noting that the information on the site is translated well, except for the disclaimer section. This section is in English only.

In addition to the above, I would like to point out that the Thormixer telegram bot interface has an English-only interface for now. But so the tool is convenient, it is quite laconic, there is nothing superfluous that would distract from the main thing.

If someone wants to use the Telegram bot, but has problems with the English language, you can use the service DeepL to translate information into your native language.

The telegram bot is an alternative and convinient means for any one interested in using Thormixer services, but personally, I will still and always recommend that customers use the site for complete anonymity.
Telegram bots are possibly hosted on telegram servers, and those working on the backend of this social app possibly have access to every information contained on those servers, which runs down to the users of those bots.
So, I do not find the bot completely recommendable for anyone who takes anonymity as a top priority, such one should use the site rather than use the bot.

Just my personal thoughts and recommendations.

I think majority will agree with you on this one, it's not that we don't trust Telegram, or we really don't. But some of us who have been in the market or using mixers for the last 5 years or so are confident on clear net or their Tor version.

And so with the new hype of Telegram, and as mixers moves on with it, there are still users here who prefer the old and traditional way. Maybe one of this day, I might try to used it just for the heck of experience, IMHO.

[pakhitheboss]

I think majority will agree with you on this one, it's not that we don't trust Telegram, or we really don't. But some of us who have been in the market or using mixers for the last 5 years or so are confident on clear net or their Tor version.

And so with the new hype of Telegram, and as mixers moves on with it, there are still users here who prefer the old and traditional way. Maybe one of this day, I might try to used it just for the heck of experience, IMHO.

I agree before Telegram bots users were using either the Clearnet or the TOR version. It's more of TOR version than a clear net as it is privacy that they were seeking to get. It will not be easy for them to shift to a Telegram bot as no one wants to accept the change or move out of their comfort zone. But, it is another option that the mixer is giving in case if a user wants to mix Bitcoin using a mobile device.