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Multilingual and Cross-Cultural Partnerships
Just putting this out there, doesn't have to be an immediate development but it's beneficial, so how about, developing partnerships with channels that cater to specific languages or regions, such as Korean, Japanese, or Spanish-speaking communities. Collaborating with these channels on joint events or content, like multilingual discussions or global competitions, can help introduce non-English speakers to the BE channel. This expansion opens up the BE channel to a wider, international audience, encouraging them to explore the content and participate in challenges that are currently ongoing in the channel.
By incorporating translation tools or multilingualmoderators such as me for example or others as you see it fit, the channel can create a more inclusive experience, making it easy for users from different cultures to engage. This is something these channels you mentioned have in store. 0 reply
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Global Artistic and Cultural Events
Organize events that highlight various cultural celebrations or art styles from around the world. For example, collaborate with channels from Asia, Latin America, Africa or Europe to host events themed around their regional holidays, cultural symbols, or historical figures. I mean everyday is a day that something is being celebrated, just like today is World smile day @bigdegenenergy.eth , if we create events around this theme imagine the engagement. This encourages users from different countries to engage and share their own artistic and cultural expressions, creating a diverse, global community within the BE channel basically.
Also now that there are limits to channels you can make it beyond the channel, users can post on their home feed then tag someone from your team to the content and if it's worth the view after review your attention is called to it. 0 reply
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