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jun 25 2012

Jakkapong skriver:
2012-07-26 kl. 12:16
It makes sense from a marketing point of view to poormte more in countries that already pick up the idea but I find the German domination on flattr a problem. I am German, but live in the Netherlands, and serve mainly English speaking content. It feels to me that other languages are going under in the flood of German content that gets more attention.And the Netherlands seem to pick it up slowly at the most. I’ve put a flattr-button at a gallery window in the center of Amsterdam and I did get only few hits. I did notice some other blogs also adding buttons, so maybe it will spread now more. I am of course not pushing out big amazing content so it is hard for me to say how much one would expect. But I can see how others would be discouraged simply by looking at the flattr page, and seeing only German contributions. Maybe a better split of the languages on the site would already help to be able to better judge your own market/language segment. if that makes sense to you?Kinda funny though that my people seem to love the idea as much as I do. So I’m definitely happy that flatter is so successful in Germany.
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