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Popularization of Lemmy among non-english speaking users
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this post was submitted on 13 Oct 2023
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We should create instances for countries. Like old reddit. That way the language won't be an issue for newcomers. Unfortunately we lack the manpower. But I believe that with time it will pick up steam
We already have that. There are lots of feddit.de .it .nl .something. And We have communities for politics in Europe / Gemany / ...
I see lots of fellow germans here. So no issue from my side...
Et jlai.lu pour les français !