I suppose :) I just like feddit.org - as a name - better than lemm.ee - but that’s just my preference.

I suggest the mod of this community makes a decision and we do that.

Yes, and like feddit.dk is Danish-speaking. These language-specific instances make sense, and ideally we’d have a different instance for international communities like a europe-community. But, you know, beggars can’t be choosers and so it seems like we need to make a suboptimal choice :)

feddit.eu seems to be a one-person abandoned instance. To me, feddit.org seems like a fine place.

There’s also !europe@jlai.lu - but it seems to be exclusively francophone.

…so… feddit.org? What’s the alternative?

Let’s bring back the Sound Toll but make it environmental 😁

While that sounds frustrating, I also could not get a bank account in the UK when I studied there, and my wife had to go to maybe 10 different banks in France to find one which would open an account for a foreigner when she lived there for a while.

We spent close to a year preparing to live in the UK as students for 8 months, emailing universities and city councils and so on. Moving to a new country is full of that sort of thing in general.

I really hope Denmark does the same

Well, I for one am thankful you lot see so bad at explaining yourselves or I’d be out of a job

Love, the technical writer

Why is the commonwealth relevant for non-UK nations?

At least Israel is part of the European Broadcasting Union, who’re doing the show, for historical reasons. Australia makes no sense.

Oh I know :) But I remortgaged my house and would like interest rates to come down within the next 3-4 years, plz. I was sort of counting on weak growth.

Can we have lower interest rates too?

I remember waking up after the referendum and being really sad, the UK was an ally to us Danes on most EU-issues, and it felt a little bit like a breakup. I still haven’t really forgiven you lot, to be honest, which is silly but true.

Good!

I’ve never vacationed in Germany, mainly because my wife does not speak German. I do want to go, though, I have a feeling that there’s a lot of regional culture and food to discover if we just gave it a go.

I think it’s a power-thing. Some Americans follow the ‘customer is always right’ thinking and expect staff to be servile. But my experience in Europe is that when you interact with a waiter or a shop assistant you’re interacting with an equal who happens to be serving you at that moment, and who also expects a certain something from you.

I still remember a waiter who was very disappointed in me because I didn’t know which wine I wanted to have with my fish 😂 Sorry, Danes don’t know much about wine. Anyway, the only time I’ve encountered rude staff was in Belgium and only once or twice - and probably just because we seemed impatient.

That looks awful :D Also vaguely obscene

Hehe, I’ve been to Paris twice, and to Bordeaux, Montpellier, Hauts de France, and surrounding countryside as well. This year we’ll drive to Alsace-Lorraine and visit the Vosges. I’ve liked every visit 🙂

I mean, some people are rude, that’s normal. But overall we’ve been treated really well no matter where we’ve been.

I was in Bordeaux with my family for the world cup in 2018, it was a great experience even with thousands of people and us with two toddlers.

Sorry, this comes of as a love letter to France 😂 I promise, I also love visiting other parts of Europe!

Well, Danes are also famously direct, so I think it comes off as pretty normal to us. No need to waste too much time beating around the bush.

My favourite country to visit would be France, I like the food, I like the language, I like the people, I like the culture in general.

Many people claim the French are rude which is not my experience at all. Maybe because Danes are ruder? 😂

Au contraire, I’ve only been met with respect and professionalism when I’ve been to France.