Another fantastic idea: A culturally non-biased way to connect people of all languages on chess.com. Thoughts?
Chess.com Esperanto Translator

Esperanto was a "made-up" language meant to bring the world together for a better understanding, to foster better relations and peaceful coexistence. It never really gained traction and in a world of increasingly anti-globalization, it's doubtful if it ever will, at least in the near future.
Besides, many people have a hard enough time learning to speak the own language properly, let alone have to learn an artificial one . . .

It isn't going to happen.
Ĝi jam okazis
https://www.chess.com/club/teamo-esperanto
(Jes, la klubo estas malgranda kaj eble ne estas la plej aktiva de Chess.com, sed ĝi ekzistas, kaj estas iom aktiva. Ni intermite babilas en la notoj, ni ofte ludas voĉdonajn ŝakludojn, ni ankaǔ havas matĉojn, turnirojn, ktp)

Or perhaps none of you understand the function and origin of language?

When I was younger, I had an attempt in learning Esperanto. It is a great idea to use a language like this one instead of English - but the main problem with that is the fact that Esperanto doesn't have any support from the governments and even big tech companies.
Without this kind of support, this movement will never be successful in its main goal.
Another fantastic idea: A culturally non-biased way to connect people of all languages on chess.com. Thoughts?
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esperanto)