The word “foreigner” is a very ordinary simple English word used to describe someone who does not live in England. Nothing more – nothing less. It is not a bad word nor is it as emotion-stirring as it is in other parts of the world.
An “african” is someone who lives in Africa. A “european” is someone who lives in Europe. A “foreigner” is someone who lives somewhere on the planet (but not in England).
As an Englishman, I hope my (English) explanation makes sense now.

@disqus_SM9FYuuU7p:disqus @BillyCate:disqus @disqus_vjFcppkEGW:disqus We value every comment, no matter whether it’s positive or negative. We actually may value criticism even more, especially when it’s constructive. So yes, thanks for your feedback.

I believe Staxus is one of the most “open” studios and there is lots of room for discussions and there are many ways to leave feedback: inside the members area, on our forum, on this blog, through our support site and even on social media (Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr and Instagram).

BTW: calling someone a “foreigner” online doesn’t make any sense. In this discussion you are all foreigners to me… or does that make me the foreigner here?

I agree with you NP and Billy C, in order for any company to flourish one must be able to take the bad critique as well as the good. If you don’t listen to your members and simply dismiss their comments as “complaining” then eventually they will leave and go elsewhere.

Also, who is this “secondsky” character? I have been browsing through the forum and he really does appear to think he runs the company and also seems to be aware of a lot of whats happening at Staxus. Could Staxus enlighten us please?

N P, you have made excellent points overall, and I simply wish to express that I, too, was not “complaining” and would do so if I felt it necessary through the member vehicle for such. I was, as you were, commenting and critiquing, which, as I mentioned in another response, is vital to any enterprise, to know what its audience and potential consumers think and want. Thank you for your expressions here.

Wow, this all took an ugly turn. You guys all need to hug it out or something. If I could I would arrange for us all to have a beer in a pub garden somewhere, I guarantee you would all enjoy each others company and forget all this nonsense within ten minutes.

Just operating on the obvious. And this really is far more than this blog or you warrant of my attention.

Well respect for ‘other opinions’ does usually include to not use words like ‘morons’, ‘asshole’ and to speculate over other peoples intelligence.