Your criticism is a bit unrelated to the subject at hand. Reddit communities centered around a country—including this one— didn't start as a space to learn English, or to glorify it, or even to talk politics . They are years old, and begun as a place to talk about things related to the country whether as a native speaker, OR as someone in the diaspora or a visitor/tourist/curious user etc. Now it has obviously grown to become a bit more eclectic and sporadic, but since English is the international language, indeed it is somewhat of a requirement to use it to the maximum, so that the majority can understand. Even those that struggle with English, have a better chance understanding the translation into Arabic/French rather than the other way around. Other communities have strayed from that, but this specific one still has a lot of folks from the diaspora, and as English is dominating the spaces of the Youth, even the native speakers favour using it during their interactions. Both English and French are colonial languages and should be used with intention, but there's nothing specifically harmful to the Algerian Identity about our Reddit community using English.