Might the admins of feddit.dk be interested in reaching out to the community on r/Denmark? Could be a good opportunity to onboard more users to Lemmy.
Tagging @SorteKanin@feddit.dk, @Klorofyl@feddit.dk, @President_Pyrus@feddit.dk.
this post was submitted on 21 Feb 2025
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As @SorteKanin@feddit.dk says, we try to post as much as possible on /r/Denmark, but as the mods are quite hostile to us we are somewhat limited in how much advertising we can do in there. We have been able to leave some comments in relevant threads, and we are currently being bombarded with applications, so it has been successful.
As @SorteKanin@feddit.dk says, we try to post as much as possible on /r/Denmark, but as the mods are quite hostile to us we are somewhat limited in how much advertising we can do in there.
Imagine siding with an American billionaire over actual danish people wanting digital sovereignty.
Thanks for the reply, and sorry to hear about the views of the r/Denmark mods.
we are currently being bombarded with applications, so it has been successful
That's very encouraging! Keep up the great work!
We do reach out to a certain extent, in the sense that we have commented on previous posts similar to this one.
Unfortunately the /r/Denmark mods consider it self-promotion and/or not relevant to Denmark to post directly about Feddit.dk, so any more than what we're currently doing may not be realistic.
That's unfortunate because it is to a certain extent enabling Spez.
Seems to be quite common for countries subs. A pity.
It doesn’t make sense why they wouldn’t want to promote services actually owned and hosted by their own country folk