You can attract more people by internationalizing ieddit. I18n can bring people from others countries creating their own subs. This way, each time there is a non-english reddit/twitter/etc exodus (which also happen from time to time) people can reach this site.
2 months ago, there was an enormous french exodus from jeuxvideo.com. People get bored of admin dictaturship. Thousands of people erased their accounts and search for a reddit-like alternative. Sadly, there was no real alternatives. I asked Tildes for a french sub and i18n : doesn't care, Saidit had broken translations and won't fix, Notabug/voat are ugly, reddit is even worse dictaturship. There was no redditlike alternative to welcome us. People ended up in obscures Discourse forums and then reopened their account at jeuxvideo.com...
So, maybe YOU are interested of a proper internationalization of ieddit ? It could bring activity in ieddit, which I find simple and beautiful. I can understand that seeing foreign language activity is maybe not satisfying but it can help other communities. I am not a developper but I can help with UI translation if you're interested.
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2 months ago, there was an enormous french exodus from jeuxvideo.com. People get bored of admin dictaturship. Thousands of people erased their accounts and search for a reddit-like alternative.
Sadly, there was no real alternatives. I asked Tildes for a french sub and i18n : doesn't care, Saidit had broken translations and won't fix, Notabug/voat are ugly, reddit is even worse dictaturship.
There was no redditlike alternative to welcome us. People ended up in obscures Discourse forums and then reopened their account at jeuxvideo.com...
So, maybe YOU are interested of a proper internationalization of ieddit ? It could bring activity in ieddit, which I find simple and beautiful. I can understand that seeing foreign language activity is maybe not satisfying but it can help other communities. I am not a developper but I can help with UI translation if you're interested.
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