sparky@lemmy.world to New Communities@lemmy.world · 2 years ago

A community for Europe and Europeans in general

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A community for Europe and Europeans in general

sparky@lemmy.world to New Communities@lemmy.world · 2 years ago

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Announcing /c/europa, a board for discussing Europe, the EU and EEA as well as a place for Europeans from all over to chat.

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sparky@lemmy.pt@lemmy.pt
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That would be https://lemmy.world /c/europa@lemmy.world specifically
- infeeeee@beehaw.org
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  If you link it this way, everyone can open it on their own instance:
  
  c/europa@lemmy.world
  
  You have to write it this way:
  
  [c/europa@lemmy.world](c/europa@lemmy.world)
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    TIL. Thanks!
- Bored Stonerian@sopuli.xyz
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  How do I open these links in Jerboa?
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    Sorry but I have no idea. I’ve been doing subscription stuff like this on desktop

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