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Hi,

 

 

I'd like to announce there's a Slack group for Dutch fountain pen users. The Slack group was initiated by a Redditor on /r/vulpennen, so everyone in the chat group right now is from Reddit. Unfortunately, the Dutch fountain pen community on Reddit is a very small one, so we're not with very many people yet. That's why I thought I'd share the link on here as well.

 

We discuss fountain pens, inks, paper and writing. We're also still discussing the details of our possible first meetup.

 

Everyone who speaks Dutch and loves fountain pens can join us at https://vulpennen.slack.com

 

Slack is a messaging site where you can also share documents, pictures and other things like that. You just need an email address to make an account. You can download their app, but they also have a website.

 

If you're hesitant to join and have any further questions, I'd be happy to answer them.

 

I'll hopefully see you there!

 

 

Sincerely,

 

Gemma

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Hi Gemma,

 

just some questions in Dutch, for efficiency :)

 

ik wil graag meedoen maar ben nieuw op slack. Ik heb een workspace aangemaakt maar mag niet aansluiten bij vulpennen.slack totdat de workspace administrator me een invitation stuurt. Klinkt dat bekend? Zou je me dan kunnen inviten? ik heet ook daar SpinningAnna

 

als het niet klopt, wil je dan zeggen waar ik rtfm?

 

vriendelijke groeten van Anna

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