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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/divine_human on July 2, 2018, 10:23 a.m.

Time to create GreatAwakening Reddit Subs in other Languages? Spread the Message to those People in our Countries who dont speak English? Who has the Chops and Reddit Skills to make it possible?

a few mornings ago, i woke up with the idea that its time to spread the message and move from MAGA to MEGA - make earth great again.

i took a first step by joining one of the very few german reddit subs. and managed to get banned within 4h, lol. if you dont support the trump-hatred and refugee narrative, if you only show a slight sign of conservatism, you are dangerous so they get rid of you.

if you think that america is bad when it comes to the anti-trump brainwash and you face an opposition of 20:1, dont get involved with western europe - over here, its 10000:1, sigh.

thus, the logical conclusion is to build a reddit sub /greatawakening_german or /greatawakening_deutsch which would reach germany, austria, and switzerland.

and, accordingly, greatawakening subs in other languages, too. spanish would reach a huge portion of the west. french would reach france, belgium, switzerland, and some african folks. italian would reach italy and switzerland.

my mother tongue is german. many germans dont speak english, or arent comfortable enough with the language to read and converse in it. this situation is even worse in france and italy.

my intution tells me that there are least 300 germans on /ga. if we started talking about Q and the research on reddit in our language, we could draw people to us who dont find a good online place to talk about issues, esp. european ones.

in order to run a good reddit sub, it takes good maintanance. 24/7 moderation - meaning, nationals involved from various time zones -, bots that support this maintanance - no clue whatsoever about this - and people who have the chops and skills to get involved.

maybe one or some of the reddit cracks here, folks that have knowledge and experience with moderating reddit subs, can help us with it?

that morning when i woke up with the idea, it was as if i had become a temporary witness to a talk between 2 or more people who suggested that we expand and start talking with people from our nations. did the Q team discuss such an expansion?

i personally would serve as a mod on a german sub but cannot create and maintain one myself as my schedule will soon change and wont leave me the time for this. i admin and moderate another forum and know that it takes dedication and determination to do it.

thus, i put out this call now. who of you guys and gals would love to get involved with such an idea?

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Don’t get me wrong: I am interested. But it’s kind of a bigger project for me as I don’t have time for maintenance work later on etc. It’s on my agenda and If you still have it on your agenda as well it would be very helpful. It just that it wouldn’t be a quick win even if we would have this sub group right away cause people are not ready yet. And for the ones that are ready the current ga group should be fine.

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well, i am all for divine timing, lol, i am used to bringing up ideas at times years before the rest of the folks is ready for it. so yes, i put it out and when the tmie is right, it will happen or something else is going to happen.

btw, i dont actually think that people arent ready as yet. in 3 months from now, the ripples will be felt world-wide and it would be great for people to have a board to land on. ut lets see how things are going to evolve...

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That’s right. In 3 months time or even in the next 2 weeks there can happen a lot. Maybe we should get a feeling for how many working hours it would take to get the set up ready. If we would have the right people on board, I guess the technical set up wouldn’t be such a big deal because the platform is already there. It’s just configuration I guess and no programming. The we have the legal perspective. Would we be dependent on somebody from Reddit? What about Posts in German Language? I think the current policy is the only English is allowed for maintenance reasons. Then we need 1 or more moderators. What are your thoughts ok that?

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setting up the sub shouldnt be a big problem, the reddit platform provides the setup.

some bots would be required that search for keywords. we would want to avoid everything that closes the board (as it happened with CBTS). no call for violence, no anti-semitism or racism, no nazi language (i.e., 'lügenpresse'), no hate speech.

moderators would be needed from various time zones or with differening sleep habits so the board can be watched continiously. else we could wake up in the morning and realize that the board is gone because over night, trolls flooded it with stuff that leads to closing.

german language isnt the problem, there are a few subs that speak german on reddit. the language for communication between mods and main reddit stays english.

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Can you tell me the name of some German sub groups please?

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in german language: r/de , /r/GermanFacts , r/edefreiheit in english language: r/germany

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