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do the best translation you can - no dash, same meaning + vibe, resonant with your culture.

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it really sounds awkward in a mot a mot translation, however;

zincirüstü yaz 🇹🇷

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the problem is "zincir" as it sounds in my perception. i just checked and these people are really obsessive about "zincirüstü". Zinciriçi would be OK but it just kills my eardrums. "Zincirde" sounds better. 

If we go further it'll anyway sounds like a Nuri Bilge Ceylan movie title anyways.

never have I heard anyone calling it "blok zincir[i]" IRL anyways. I'd just go with "Onchain Yaz."

Majority of the tech lingo is thus—a Creole at most, which is understandable given the previous decades' lack of innovation in local. Yup, zincir brings about all those associations for me, too.

Yes, zincirici also makes sense. However they all make me think of zincirlikuyu mezarligi. Lol

Or maybe just “onchain yaz” I saw some blockchain related organizations in Turkey didn’t even bother translating blockchain as a term.