u/nilahoynayansebuhi

Hiiiiii, I probably have around 200 hours in the game, I’m not a new player

I’ve never actually finished it. Every time I reach to Year 3, I get bored and stop playing. For example, I’ve played through Year 1 many times, but I’ve never seen the Ginger Island

My English is around B1. I’m happy to listen if you guys use vc on dc, but since I want to play in the evenings, it might be difficult for me to use my mic

I am interested into playing with mods like Stardew Valley Expanded

I don’t care about the gender, but I prefer if there wasn’t a big age gap between us

Timezone GMT+3

Kedisi yaşlandığı için hiçbir hastalığı olmadığı halde ötenazi yapan sahipler var. Hayvancağızların kendi halinde huzur içinde öteki hayata geçmesine izin vermiyorlar.

Kediyi evlatları gibi görmüyorlar da tanrı gözüyle kafalarına göre üstünde oynayabilecekleri dekoratif yaratıklar gibi görüyorlar. Bu ötenazi postları dehşet upvote alıyor, opye moral veriyorlar, aklım ermiyor

Salooom, I feel like I’m gonna lose this poll, but still wanted to try my luck hehe

I believe posts on r/Uzbekistan should be in Uzbek or English, but comments should be allowed in all languages 🙂‍↔️✨✨ (so the language restriction should apply only to posts)

My reasons:

1- People express themselves more comfortably in their native language (especially when explaining detailed thoughts, opinions, or discussions)

2- Instead of pushing away Russian speaking Uzbeks or diaspora Uzbeks who can speak Arabic, Korean, European languages, we should engage with them and make use of their language skills/perspectives

3- Allowing more languages makes discussions feel more welcoming + less restrictive to boost participation and activity

4- Even if we change the rule, most comments will still be in English anyway. We will just occasionally see other languages like Turkish, Indonesian, etc., which would add some extra flavor to the discussions

5- Our community currently has around 40k visitors, but it drops to around 25k. If we look at similar subs like r/Kazakhstan and r/Azerbaijan, their traffic is higher (partly) because their language rules are more flexible and allow more international participation

6- Reddit has an auto translation tool, so language barriers don’t limit us from hearing foreigners’ opinions

In short, I think we should temporarily remove the language restriction for comments and see the results until the summer ends (whether the sub improves or not)

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