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shusha

@chpietsch @liaizon yes. In german we mostly use the original english technological terms and add german grammar to it. First in everyday use, then it becomes official.

13 Aug 2022 at 19:15 | Wall-to-wall | Open on post.lurk.org
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Christian Pietsch 🍑

@shusha @liaizon

I know.

I'm afraid I may have contributed to spreading the wrong translation by co-authoring this article: digitalcourage.de/digitale-sel

(It uses both "Fediverse" and "Fediversum".)

13 Aug 2022 at 19:47 | Open on digitalcourage.social
shusha

@chpietsch @liaizon easy, we will see which lasts... I think fediverse has a nicer rhythm than fediversum, and often its the tone that makes names last, not correctness of any kind.

And for the födiverse - Föderation is not a common term in german, mainly exists in political state organisation. Might not be the context to highlight. (And in swiss german Födi is a diminuitiv for arse.)

13 Aug 2022 at 20:44 | Open on post.lurk.org
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