>I don't understand the comment about the magazine.

Most recent issue, First paragraph:

In our last editorial, we talked about the advantages of attending conferences. The improve of technical skills, the networking with other peers, the trade shows which allow you to get a great view of all available tools for your development environments, they keynotes from Microsoft people and other leading industry experts and many other advantages provide a good justification to attend those conferences.

It is riddled with grammar errors. "improve" should be "improvement" or otherwise, "they keynotes" should be "the keynotes", you're missing a couple commas, and the use of language is simply mediocre.

As for money, I'll edit your magazine for free if you wish. Using the lack of money as an excuse to not take on board someone for customer relations that speaks their language, however, is a complete cop out. Hey, I'm tight on money too, should I cut quality assurance at my business and tell my paying customers that "I don't have enough money to make sure your experience with us is high quality" and excpect them to buy it? Yeah right.