I ask questions

Today I added a language switcher (English and German) for the blog articles.
Reason is this: I would like to see more involvement from German speaking testers online (remember: there is Germany, Austria and Switzerland).
I will invest now time to translate the articles into German. I do this, because I think it could help inspire more German speaking readers.

I am asking myself, why e.g. some places for testers to meet have limited access and also require a fee? So far I did not see any other German blogging place for testers like
TestingReflections or the Indian software testing bloggers community.
This is my personal view - who knows, perhaps I did not search enough. If so, please drop me a message.

All we need, we get for free (blogs with web space, ideas to write about, …).
I must say, that I have gained already a lot because of interacting online with people and blogging. So, why don’t you want to get rich in experience?

Everybody can participate - testing means asking questions. So everybody could test and learn to test respectively, let’s join multiple fields together: could be anyone from … to … (with purpose I do not write more, because anything is possible).

If you are someone who questions and you have a blog or website, contact me.
Let’s unite and share ideas.
I have already some ideas and platform features I can provide. But I am also eager to hear your opinion.

Erkan YILMAZ

If you are from India, now here is your chance:
you can call Pradeep Soundararajan and make a date for a 2 hour Mirchi Test Masala (btw: Mirchi Masala is Indian and means “spices”). I bet you will gain new insights from this 2 hour free talk.
As Pradeep tells: an expert is someone who inspires you to think (even) more.
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