I listened to an organ concert in that church. It was breathtaking (both the church and the organ)
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Crosspost this to !czechrepublic@czech-lemmy.eu, prosím, we need to grow the Czech instance.
How does one go about that? I’m using Memmy on iOS at the moment
I don’t think Lemmy has Reddit-style crossposting. Your options are:
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Make a URL post that links to this post’s comment page as if seen via czech-lemmy.eu: https://czech-lemmy.eu/post/74235 – this option is closest to a Reddit crosspost but it is not recommended to use instance-specific links, though, and the image may not show up in the post thumbnail.
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Make a URL post with the image’s URL: https://i.imgur.com/Li9eTmZ.jpg – this does not preserve a link to this discussion but you can add
[Original post](https://czech-lemmy.eu/post/74235) at [!pics@lemmy.world](/c/pics@lemmy.world)in the post body or a comment -
Make an image post by reuploading the image. This is just option #2 but with the image rehosted at your home instance (lemmy.world).
I would personally choose option #2.
Lemmy has cross-posting on the website, I'll do it for you
Santa has a church...
Image description: photo of a church building in front of a cloudy sky. The building consists of three towers, built out of light stone with green-ish roofs. It is generally built in baroque style, with exterior decorations like columns and little statues.