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German SH5 forum at Subsim?
Ok, many people have asked for a German forum here. Let's see if there is enough interest. Danke!
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I know you're probably looking for votes from people who will actually post here... in German... but I wanted to just get something out there on the general idea of a separate forum.
I am totally in favor of it if it brings in folks who otherwise would not be able to participate in the English language forums. However, the down side is that we in the English language forums may lose out as folks who would otherwise participate may opt for the native language forum instead. JD |
That's true and likely. In the past I had many non-English forums (in the Wolfpack League) and it did happen. The German forum there, for example, basically moved to another url. :-?
Ideally, having a place here for non-English speaking Germans to post where they will not have their posts erased when a new game comes out, plus being closely associated with the English forum here where Germans who speak both languages post, will be productive for us all. Clearly I think it is best when Germans who speak both languages post in both forums. Cannot have a really good U-boat discussion without them. |
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Yes - if UBI is doing, what it is doing now, we should give our German speaking colleaques a forum (mich eingeschlossen - myself included)
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I voted no. And the reason is that i really want us all to be in one place instead of splitting the good crew we have here ;)
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I vote with yes, but I have a little fear it will "split" the community? We will get differend Information base?
Meanwhile most germans up to 50 years old maybe can understand english quite frankly, I supposed. And (seen it by myself) you will greatly improfed your english skills over the time ;) Andreas |
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I did not vote. Since I do not speak German, I would not use it and would rather let native German speakers voice their opinion.
Even though I also think it is better to have all discussions on one forum in a common language, Germany has a large number of subsimmers. I had read a long time ago that it was the second biggest market for subsims after the U.S.A. We could get a lot of useful info right here from new posters who would not normally post here, either because they do not speak english or feel more comfortable expressing themselves in German. |
Ich habe ja gewahlen als ich mochte mein schlechter Deutch uben. :DL
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But on the other hand it is a good idea to integrate brandnew members (all the refugees from ubi.de :O:) and maybe have a base for german modders where they can communicate fast and in their native language. Lot´s of work for the mods to keep up the information flow between english and german boards. I´m still on the fence about this... but voted for Yes |
Well, even though i voted no doesn't mean that i don't want them here :)
It's just the fear of a split crew. But by all means, they are more than welcome :up: |
I'm not really in favour of a german forum on subsim. As others have already mentioned, it would only split the community (a bit). IMO one of the great things about the internet is the ability to communicate with all you fine chaps from all over the world.
It's not that I'm "against" such a forum per se, but I personally don't need one and most probably wouldn't use it. |
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There would be several members cross-posting, passing information. No doubt. There are however some estabished german communities, albeit small, they will experience some increased traffic atm, because of what has been stated already.
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Na, we're probably not enough. :hmmm: |
I voted yes
The German Ubi forum is a great place full of talented modders If you can attract them here in a forum they can use in their own language well its all good Just as some of us dont post in foreign language forums because of our lack of language skills its the same for other language speakers posting here too Just because you have a seperate German forum doesnt mean there wont be cross posting etc Go for it |
One thing that just came to mind is that the additions of members probably will help out Neal financially with donations. That's actually a very good reason for a yes.
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I voted yes, but see other people's concerns re a seperate forum as justified as well.....
you will find that most Germans have an intermediate to advanced command of the English language, considering it's status in the E.U. (business, economics, politics, trade etc etc...) you will find that most non-English speaking countries in the E.U. have at minimum a average understanding of the English language... the poll results will be interesting... |
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