When a user wants to post their first question here, are they told that our sister site English Language Learners exists […]?
As a matter of fact they are, on the right hand side of the Ask a question page there is a notice. But whether these new contributors notice or acknowledge its existence, despite the bold formatting and the link in blue, is open to debate.
If your question is about learning English, ask it on ELL instead instead.
When a user wants to post their first question here, are they told that our sister site English Language Learners exists […]?
As a matter of fact they are, on the right hand side of the Ask a question page there is a notice. But whether these new contributors notice or acknowledge its existence, despite the bold formatting and the link in blue, is open to debate.
If your question is about learning English, ask it on ELL instead.
When a user wants to post their first question here, are they told that our sister site English Language Learners exists […]?
As a matter of fact they are, on the right hand side of the Ask a question page there is a notice. But whether new contributors notice or acknowledge its existence, despite the bold formatting and the link in blue, is open to debate.
If your question is about learning English, ask it on ELL instead.
When a user wants to post their first question here, are they told that our sister site English Language Learners exists […]?
As a matter of fact they are, on the right hand side of the Ask a question page there is a notice. But whether these new contributors notice or acknowledge its existence, despite the bold formatting and the link in blue, is open to debate.
If your question is about learning English, ask it on ELL instead.
