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r/norsk PUBLIC
A community focused on discussions related to the Norwegian language. It is also a place to discuss the language at large and for the kinds of submissions that elaborate on the reasons why we're interested in Norwegian. Everyone is welcome to join us! 🇳🇴
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r/norsk is a PUBLIC community on Reddit with over 71,834 members. It currently has a positive sentiment with an engagement rate of 3.3%. With a community friendliness score of 80, this subreddit presents a high conversion potential for authentic brand participation. Self-promotion is generally allowed according to recent analysis.
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Subreddit Rules
- Keep it relevant to the Norwegian language.: r/norsk is intended for educational talk about the Norwegian language: learning, teaching, grammar, usage, history, etymology, etc.
- When posting a link, please add a description about why your post is helpful or an educational resource for speakers or learners. Something just being written, recorded or streamed in Norwegian might not be taken as a valid reason.
- For Norway-related matters please try (in Norwegian) * r/Norge * r/norske or (in English and sometimes Norwegian) * r/Norway
- All participation must be of public nature.: Do not:
- Ask people to send you private messages (PM) to get more information and/or details. * PM other users or mods with inquiries or to request private lessons or help. * Offer/ask for private exchange conversations through Skype, italki, or other services (try r/LanguageBuds or r/Language_Exchange). * Offer/ask for money in exchange for solving homework. * Ask for help to cheat in exams. * Offer AMAs, unless you have knowledge in a specific field or speciality. * Post surveys or polls.
- Avoid vague submissions.: The header title of the post should give decent clues to what your post is about.
- Don't use the word “this” – or similar – and avoid ambiguous or vague titles. Be more specific than just f.ex. “Help!”, “Why is this wrong?”, “Where can I find resources?”, “How should I start?” * Avoid posting the entire post in the title area.
- We’re not mind readers and everybody have different tastes and opinions. Please provide useful context and be as specific as possible.
- Avoid easily searchable questions.: Please use the [search function](https://www.reddit.com/r/norsk/search/?q=du%20dere&restrict_sr=1&sr_nsfw=&sort=relevance) before posting. The odds are your question has been answered before.
- If previous posts do not answer your question, in part or in full, or in an unsatisfactory manner, feel free to submit a new post and try to explain why previous posts did not answer your question.
- This will help the community be more helpful and build upon previous posts.
- No memes, image macros (text superimposed on images) or images of texts.: This includes: Memes, image macros, images of text, and other low-effort submissions. Your post should be an opportunity for enlightenment, discussion and feedback.
- Image posts and images in posts will be allowed if considered “useful” or meant to assist in the understanding of the post's text. Any such images should be secondary to the text.
- Attempt to crop away both personal and unnecessary stuff (huge blank areas, battery status, status bars, etc) – makes it easier to see it for others.
- No joke or fake answers
- misinformation
- low-quality writing.: Don’t post joke answers unless you make it *extremely* obvious it’s a joke. This includes attempts at trolling or fake answers or answers that are clearly misinformation.
- When participating do your best to take care of spelling, grammar and punctuation.
- This is a place for learning, and learners are paying attention to how the language is used. Not everybody will know if the things written are correct or wrong.
- NOTE***: Good-faith – but flawed – attempts at answers do not fall under this.
- Be mindful of the person.: Remember there is (usually) a person on the other side, and that we all make errors and silly mistakes. Make comments about the content, and not the person.
- Don’t use personal attacks, rude stereotypes or intentional logical errors to get the upper hand in discussions.
- Follow Norwegian (and international) laws and Reddit’s content policy.: Don’t post or ask for content that breaks Norwegian laws or [Reddit’s content policy](https://www.redditinc.com/policies/content-policy). For example:
- piracy. Don’t post/ask for links or documents or anything like this. * Don’t harass or threaten someone else.
- discriminating or racist posts or comments.
What is r/norsk?
r/norsk is a public Reddit community created in July 2012 with over 71,834 members. A community focused on discussions related to the Norwegian language. It is also a place to discuss the language at large and for the kinds of submissions that elaborate on the reasons why we're interested in Norwegian. Everyone is welcome to join us! 🇳🇴
The community has a positive sentiment and an engagement rate of 3.3%. With a friendliness score of 80, it is considered very welcoming to new members.
Self-promotion is generally allowed, making it a potential opportunity for authentic brand participation.
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