zegheteens.nl

Dutch-language Lemmy instance for link posts and discussions in federated online communities

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04

About zegheteens.nl

Zeg het eens is a Dutch-language instance of Lemmy, a federated link-aggregation and discussion platform.

The front page lists posts and comments from communities hosted on other Lemmy servers, covering topics such as politics, technology and memes. Users can subscribe to communities, sort posts and comment.

Product: Federated link-aggregation and discussion forum (Lemmy instance) for Dutch-speaking users.

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