Welcome!

Dash should not only be developed — it should also be visible, understandable, and easy to follow across major regions. Today, this remains a weak point for the ecosystem.

Important Dash news is still concentrated mainly within English-speaking circles, while many potential users, supporters, and observers in other regions lack stable native-language news feeds. The goal is consistent distribution that helps Dash stay visible across major language markets and become easier to discover outside the core English-speaking audience.

This proposal addresses that gap by building and maintaining a multilingual network of X (Twitter) accounts that can distribute relevant Dash ecosystem updates in a timely, consistent, and locally adapted way.

In February, I launched the first accounts in this network:

1. https://x.com/DashNews_Daily / 0 - 38 subs / 98 posts
2. https://x.com/DashNews_DE / 0 - 18 subs / 66 posts
3. https://x.com/DashNews_FR / 0 - 13 subs / 78 posts
4. https://x.com/DashNews_PT / 0 - 9 subs / 64 posts
5. https://x.com/DashNews_ES / 0 - 21 subs / 66 posts
   
   

All accounts are currently running on X Premium, and the list of languages may be expanded slightly during this cycle. The next proposal will include more detailed performance analytics from X.

Goals

• No fewer than 60 posts per month published on each local account
• Consistent daily activity
• Full coverage of important news, updates, and developments from across the Dash ecosystem

This model is efficient: one strong content pipeline can be reused across multiple markets, creating broader reach and better value per Dash spent. A larger combined audience also makes it possible to produce stronger overall quality.

If you believe Dash should remain visible and continue expanding across major markets, I respectfully ask for your support.

In the future, these accounts can be shared with people who will represent and promote local Dash initiatives. For now, all channels are managed by me.

Monitoring key Dash channels and contributors, then manually selecting, adapting, proofreading, and publishing relevant ecosystem updates for local accounts. Multilingual scaling is supported by machine translation and refinement tools such as Grammarly to keep posts natural and locally appropriate.