Topic: 🌎 Bitcointalk international 🌎 - page 2. (Read 739 times)

The forum is home to diverse languages are nationalities,and the reason is not far fetched when you come to understand that it happens to be the number one forum for cryptocurrency related discussions in the whole world,all other forums simply are in its shadows
This changes nothing,as long as you've made your points known,most times some very good posts gets very little replies,as some poor posters won't be able to comprehend/come to grasp with the discussions
Thus if you feel you've put in much work into it and it doesn't get comments,no need to worry,many have read it and probably had nothing to say on it

Interesting numbers. I knew that Russian is the most active local board in Bitcointalk, but I'm really surprised that almost 50% of non English posts where made in this board.
I thought that Philippines is one of the most active nations on Bitcointalk, but it's strange that their board isn't that active as I expected. Maybe it means that they're mainly posting in English boards, even if they don't know this language very well.
South Korea and Japan are very advanced and crypto friendly countries, their markets have big impact to crypto world in general, but it's strange that there aren't many people from these countries on Bitcointalk. Maybe someone knows why?
About China - 8.5% is probably not bad numbers, considering that Chinese people have to pass The Great Firewall of China - it's not very easy as I had read somewhere.

Thank you for your helpful reply!
Unfortunately, my motherlanguage is not English so writing a topic like this is really difficult for me. I speak 5 languages and I am looking forward to learn more. If some sentences aren't well written, please do say.

That means there is something wrong with your topic.
Let's begin with the title, seems you didn't spend much time thinking of it, it doesn't look professional (Meta board is for serious discussions) especially by adding those silly images / won't encourage other members to click on it.
Now let's move to the content: to be honnest, gathering such information doesn't require 2 hours of hard work, it is all public in the forum's first page.
Besides, the number of replies in each local boards have nothing to do with the number of users from respective country but with how active those users are.

Don't let lack of replies frustrate you, write whenever you think you have something useful to share.

Well that's the beauty of the internet isn't it? It's truly worldwide hence the name the world wide web. I think a more current issue and pressing stat we need right now is how many genders are represented here? theymos should implement more gender options in our profile fields so we can see how many of the 24 genders* there are here so we truly can be diverse and also less triggering.

*Figure correct at the time of writing but new genders are being discovered every couple of months.

This is me when I worked 2 hours on a topic which didn't even get 1 message or not even noticed by anyone.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEtorWba_Fg [Play with sound]

Hello!

I would like to share you how amazing this forum is.
What I find the most fascinating thing on this forum is the diversity in nationalities.
As you can see in 'Home', this forum has a 'Local' category for foreigners so that they can feel all feel welcome at Bitcointalk.

Today this category has more than 20 languages! Insane right?
But what amazes me the most is that this category has a total of 8,443,387 posts. This category weighs 3th most on Bitcointalk  
Now the question is what nationalities do our users have?  
I have made a little calculation by looking at the most posts in the 'Local' category.
The most posts were made in Russian, Indo, afterwards Turkish Chinese and German.
1# Russian (47.80%)
2# Indonesian (11.86%)
3# Turkish (9.44%)
4# Chinese (8.62%)
5# German (5.29%)

Arab    30079         0,36%
Indo    1001490 11,86%
Espa    243968       2,89%
Chin    728003     8,62%
Croa    33134        0,39%
Germ   446244    5,29%
Gree    37389        0,44%
Hebr    2426          0,03%
Fran    207827       2,46%
Indi     70259         0,83%
Ital      253306       3,00%
Japa    39528         0,47%
Dutc    46003         0,54%
Kore    14786         0,18%
Phil      214354       2,54%
Pols     24439         0,29%
Port     123779       1,47%
Russ    4036182 47,80%
Roma   43094         0,51%
Skan    8053           0,10%
Turk     797039    9,44%
Other   42005         0,50%
         8443387    100,00%

This certainly says something about the location of our users. But what does Alexa website information say about this?
On Alexa we can see that most visitors of bitcointalk are from the United States, India, China and Iran.
1# United States (16.6%)
2# India (8.10%)
3# China (4.5%)
4# Iran (4.5%)

(Source Alexa: https://www.alexa.com/siteinfo/bitcointalk.org)

Isn't it interesting! Where do you come from?  

Merry Christmas and a happy New Year from all over the world!