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Re:How to Found a Company in Germany: 14 "Easy" Steps and Lo... by rkachowski on Monday April 08, 2024 @05:16AM (#39967776)
Truly, it's one of the best and clearly laid out resources out there. I've found a lot of online resources around Berlin life to be frankly hostile (e.g. r/berlin ) to people seeking information on how to approach things like appointments and complying with state regulations.

allaboutberlin.com seems to be comparatively devoid of frustration and objectively lays out the situation + steps to be taken in each situation.

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Re:How to Found a Company in Germany: 14 "Easy" Steps and Lo... by nicbou on Monday April 08, 2024 @07:13AM (#39968515)
Thank you!

I often think about starting a community that functions like /r/berlin, but with a professional moderator like dang to maintain decorum, deduplicate threads, and generally keep the place tidy.

With Toytown Germany simply vanishing, there's both a need and a market for it. I just never want to be a moderator again.

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Re:How to Found a Company in Germany: 14 "Easy" Steps and Lo... by shiroiushi on Tuesday April 09, 2024 @12:11AM (#39976128)
>I often think about starting a community that functions like /r/berlin, but with a professional moderator like dang to maintain decorum, deduplicate threads, and generally keep the place tidy.

If /r/berlin is anything like /r/japanlife, the problem IS the moderator.

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