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  1. Welcome to Vivaldi Community blogs. 🙂
    Feel safe here.
    I am one of the queer family here 🏳️‍🌈

    I am curious what will come next here.

  2. Hallo,
    nochmals willkommen im ‘Vivaldiverse’.

    Sehr schön, dass du gleich einen eigenen Blog hier eröffnet hast. 😃 😉

    Ich werde ihn gleich neben meinen anderen ‘Vivaldiverse’ Blogs speichern, die ich auch verfolge.

    Ich möchte, dass die Welt ein besserer Ort wird, für alle Menschen auf der Welt.

    Besonders, in diesen Zeiten, für die Menschen in der Ukraine, Russland, Israel, Palestrina und im Libanon.

    Hab viel Freude und Erfolg mit deinem neuen Blog. 😄👏🤞👍

  3. Oh, sorry, should be in English 😀 😉

    Hello,
    welcome again to ‘Vivaldiverse’.

    Very nice that you have opened your own blog here.

    I will save it right next to my other ‘Vivaldiverse’ blogs, which I also follow.

    I want the world to be a better place for everyone in the world.

    Especially, in these times, for the people in Ukraine, Russia, Israel, Palestrina and Lebanon.

    Have fun and success with your new blog. 😄👏🤞👍

  4. And a question straight away.

    Do you have contact with the queer community in the Ukraine?

    1. Unfortunately no, but I have a person from Ukraine in my team. And the blog time is Moscow

      1. Thank you for your message.

        Very nice, someone from your team is from Ukraine.
        Maybe this person can also post here. 😉

        And maybe bring some people from the Ukraine with you.

        This brings life to the blog and you could easily get in touch.
        International understanding

        People who were once “brothers and sisters” are now bitter mortal enemies.

        But people of your generation can build new bridges and bring other people from Russia and Ukraine with them.

        If you want to. 😉

      2. The ‘Vivaldiverse’ is ideal for this.
        Very experienced in international exchange.

        Have you already looked at the Russian Vivaldi Forum?

        The Ukrainian one too?

        The nice thing is that the Russian language and the Ukrainian language are quite related.
        So everyone can speak their mother tongue and still understand each other.

      3. Your blog here could be the intersection of the Russian and Ukrainian forums.

        And then also in English, which makes it even more international.

        Great story

      4. Do you know many people in Russia who use Vivaldi?

        The Russian forum is quite big and a lot happens there.

        What about Vivaldi in Ukraine?

      5. How widespread is Open Source, e.g. ‘Linux’ in Russia?

        What is the situation in Ukraine?

      6. Trump has pompously trumpeted that he could end the war in a short term.

        I fear his proposals are neither good for Russia nor for Ukraine in the long term.

        That’s why a free discussion and international understanding, especially among the younger generation, is so important to me. 😉

      7. Have you already advertised your new blog here in the Russian and Ukrainian forums?

        Maybe you don’t have to do everything on your own, but have people to support you.

        Or maybe you’ll find them.

  5. If you want, you can also set the comment function so that you can view them before they are published. 😉

  6. The date and time don’t match the comments at the moment. 😃 😉

    I’ll post it in the forum too.

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    I would like that after this bang, the election of the American president, almost 50% of people in the US are less confused and believe in democracy more than in autocracy.

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