this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2023
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Tbh I'll probably try there, they just seemed pretty strict in their sign up process :p. The thing is I'm not looking for a specific language but I'm into language learning and it would be nice to be able to see posts in eg. Spanish, French and Swedish without needing a separate account for each.
I suggest mentioning that in your application. The admin isn't strict, he just want to keep out trolls and bad actors. I can suggest sending this post through DeepL as the admin there discusses e.g. approval of applications. It might help you understand what is needed.
https://feddit.dk/post/226231
We do have one active Swede so Swedish is possible to see on feddit.dk
In Spanish you have https://eslemmy.es/