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Knowing that the community can understand what I am posting is a relief. I also want to apologize for not being more specific about this topic. The site itself and its interface translate well enough that I can navigate without trouble. I was mostly referring to my troubles understanding users' posts on this site, either in comments on videos or in the forums themselves. My friend, Otohiko, has been kind enough to translate posts for me when I ask him, so that when I reply there are no misunderstandings.
I was really mostly worried about talking with editors on this site and the possibility of not understanding one another. However, if you say that most users on here can understand what I am posting, then I won't hesitate to interact more on here. 
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So I've been on the site for a couple of months now, and I have really enjoyed a lot of the videos from this community. I'm thrilled to have finally found a more active community of non-amv editors.
However, because I am not fluent in Russian, I feel bad for not being more sociable with the editors on this site. Google Translate is simply rubbish for resolving this, and I can not burden my one friend who can translate Russian to interpret an entire site for me.
Is there a means I can use to interact more with the editors on here? I've done my best to post responses to videos I have watched, but I'd like to do more if I can.
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Thanks for having me
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Hey there!
I'm macchinainterna. I've been editing videos for over eight years now. I've been a member of www.animemusicvideos.org since I started editing, however I seldom edit to anime. I wanted to find another community of editors that made videos to non-anime sources. TritioAFB suggested I check this site out, so here I am now.
I'm looking forward to seeing videos from this community as well as sharing some of my own.
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