Not just commercial landlord social housing; it applies to the whole local council area. Just to give you a generally applicable example, i.e. when the local council want to build up a certain area that used to be problematic area (high crime rate etc), they increase the requirements to move there, thus making it more difficult to move there. Those who wants to register there need to already secure employment and show that they are favourable tenants economically.
No. I assume you are a local citizen so you won’t have to experience this kind of situation.
For my specific situation, I straight away move in apply to register for the first time once there. I follow the local council regulation. There’s nothing illegal in there. But as a non-EUs it’s more complicated because need to get a local bank account, prove of employment (contract) etc. If we can’t meet the full criteria, there won’t simply complete the registration. So, yes as you wrote before, we can register post moving. But no, when we apply to register, it doesn’t mean the registration can be completed smoothly.
Just Google and compare the process to move in to The Netherlands to other counries. I’ll be very skeptical if someone said that in the Netherlands the process is easy.
yes you can just move in. but that doesn’t mean that you’ll be allowed to register and stay if you don’t meet the requirements. So at the end you need to find a place where you meet requirement. I know because I was one of those who at first didn’t meet the local council criteria at ‘this’ specific area of the city there.
The process of getting house/room in many areas in the Netherlands is full of bureaucracy. We can’t simply get a place and move there straight away. We need to register with the local councils and the requirements and regulations each local councils vary between places. Many times, it becomes catch-22 situation, e.g. you need to already have a job, but to get a job you need to register. That’s why some people are desperate enough that they move to shitty places.
Open source can be sold/commercialised. I think you’re confusing between FOSS and open source.
Do you really know what you are talking about? I think you’re bullshitting. We are talking about propriety client which doesnt modified the source codes of the server.
In general, to the not so educated or layman, commie=tankie=Russian. I know it is not accurate, but that how it is.
tldr: went to a to a pro-A community and post anti-A comments and got banned. Why is this so. I just want to populate the small communities on Lemmy.
What do you expect. I imagine, if some pro-commies go to and provoke the pro-Ukraine communities, they’ll also easily get banned. What do you expect? READ THE Room. Proceed with caution.
Voyager on plan to be in F-Droid. Check its sub.
I haven’t tried any other EU country apart from the NL. Although I think it’s bureaucratic, but I do find it to be efficient and systematic. Anyway, many of the problem won’t usually be experienced by the local and expats but by the newcomers e.g. non-local students in the Netherlands who is transitioning to working life there. It becomes more difficult because the real housing in the NL are very limited and in high demand.
In the UK it was really easy. No need to register at all.