Okay, so, is a *bad* localisation pack better or worse than *no* localisation pack? If your native tongue is 'en' think outside the box.
15% No localisation 4EVA
31% No l10n better than bad
54% Any l10n better than none
13 votes β€’ Final results

Jun 22, 2017 Β· 4:26 PM UTC

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A colleague of mine indicated that he tends to prefer English too (despite not being native)
Mmm, the same colleague pointed out that age group may have an effect (e.g. young/old may find bad l10n better than none)
Replying to @dsilverstone
Define "bad" - incomplete? non-idiomatic? hard to understand? actively wrong?
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All but the last one. I think actively wrong is a different classification all together.
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I find it very painful at times to write documentation in anything else than English, due all terms and whatnot are in English anyway.
Replying to @dsilverstone
An incomplete one may be, but a badly translated one β€” not really.