I stopped doing Binance LIVE after the new update.
The reason is simple: the automatic translation system is not working for every audience in a truly accessible way.
For many users, English or Chinese is not their first language. If the LIVE experience mainly gives them these two translation options, a huge part of the global community can struggle to understand the host and participate in the conversation.
LIVE is supposed to be about real-time communication.
But if viewers cannot understand what is being said, they may simply leave instead of interacting.
Binance has a global community, with creators and viewers from many different countries and languages.
That is why language accessibility matters.
I personally stopped LIVE because I don't want to speak to an audience that cannot properly understand me.
The solution is not complicated:
More language options. Better automatic translation. Better accessibility for global creators and viewers.
Crypto is global.
The LIVE experience should be global too.
The reason is simple: the automatic translation system is not working for every audience in a truly accessible way.
For many users, English or Chinese is not their first language. If the LIVE experience mainly gives them these two translation options, a huge part of the global community can struggle to understand the host and participate in the conversation.
LIVE is supposed to be about real-time communication.
But if viewers cannot understand what is being said, they may simply leave instead of interacting.
Binance has a global community, with creators and viewers from many different countries and languages.
That is why language accessibility matters.
I personally stopped LIVE because I don't want to speak to an audience that cannot properly understand me.
The solution is not complicated:
More language options. Better automatic translation. Better accessibility for global creators and viewers.
Crypto is global.
The LIVE experience should be global too.
