Where is Mexico? :(
this post was submitted on 20 Nov 2023
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South of Texas.
South of the United States. You know, New Mexico and California also border Mexico. Texas really needs to get over itself.
Below Canada
Not surprised US dominates.
Am surprised Germany is number 2. Wonder why that is?
No idea, but half the posts on everything past page 6 are in German and Dutch, so I'm not surprised
I also see a lot of French posts despite them not making the top 10
Maybe because feddit.de was one of the early country-specific instances? They've had more time to recruit and grow.
Guten Tag.
Grüß Gott!
Ich könnte sagen ich bin überrascht aber feddit.de ist's nicht :)
Germans hate centralization, love privacy and federation.
Don't I know it regarding privacy! I like to use Google street view to see what old places I've lived look like, and Germany is a big white spot on the map compared to most countries.
All the big german subreddits have automod link to the equivalent lemmy community under every post
Presumably they do that because Germans value their privacy more than most.
It definitely shows
Doubt they will dominate when you look at users per capita.
Well not surprising but what would be more interesting IMHO would be a per capita (well or by some multiple, not sure lemmy is popular enough to be per capita stricto sensus) stat... I'm probably a bit biased by the fact I live in a small country...
Thanks that's cool!
So many Americans
Quoi Pas de France ?!
Grève
I would have thought there were more Russians based on... some posts...
They're all just Americans that are in denial.
Where are you seeing this? Looks cool. I wanna check it out.