Use 'speakers' instead of 'users'.

"Non-English users" sounds very much like "users who are not English".
Also, "Non-English speakers" is already a well established phrase.
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Raf Czlonka 2022-06-12 23:18:45 +01:00 committed by Tomas Babej
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@ -406,7 +406,7 @@ void CmdNews::version2_6_0 (std::vector<NewsItem>& items) {
" The support for Unicode character set was improved to support Unicode 12.\n"
" This means better support for various language-specific characters - and emojis!",
"",
" Extended unicode support for language-specific characters helps non-English users.\n"
" Extended unicode support for language-specific characters helps non-English speakers.\n"
" While most users don't enter emojis as task metadata, automated task creation tools,\n"
" such as bugwarrior, might create tasks with exotic Unicode data.",
" You can try it out - 'task add Prepare for an 👽 invasion!'"