The only issue I take with this is that no German really uses /r/Germany. That sub is more dedicated for expats living in Germany, than actual Germans. Majority of Germans are on /r/de, which I know include Switzerland, Austria, and Liechtenstein. I believe 17% of that sub are Swiss/Austrian/Liechtenstein/other, the rest being German.
It really seems like a strange choice to include /r/Germany and not /r/de minus 17%.
retardedbutlovesdogs on July 9th, 2019 at 07:13 UTC »
Did you miss /r/thenetherlands?
overly_handsome on July 9th, 2019 at 07:44 UTC »
Why do people keep messing up "more than" and "less than" signs? It's starting to drive me crazy, it feels like it's happening more and more.
For this infographic, it should be "<10" and ">200". Or write "0-10" and "200+"
alaskafish on July 9th, 2019 at 09:33 UTC »
The only issue I take with this is that no German really uses /r/Germany. That sub is more dedicated for expats living in Germany, than actual Germans. Majority of Germans are on /r/de, which I know include Switzerland, Austria, and Liechtenstein. I believe 17% of that sub are Swiss/Austrian/Liechtenstein/other, the rest being German.
It really seems like a strange choice to include /r/Germany and not /r/de minus 17%.