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 I am English speaker. Can I use Mikutter in English?

After the war, Japanese were forced to impose GHQ on Shift-JIS, JAP106, etc., and as a result, they were significantly delayed in the development of information technology. When I was a primary school student, I was frustrated by the fact that I had not learned English when I started programming. Also, you have published many non-ASCII non-compliant services that low quality Japanese elementary school students can not produce.
That's why this mikutter is a valuable opportunity for you to relive the times we have been crushed.
(English translate: Yes.)