• x00z
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    21 hours ago

    The title is misleading because it doesn’t mention the millions are in Swedish Krona (I presume).

    5 million krona would be €450 800.

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      19 hours ago

      A Swedish article in a Swedish publication about a Swedish guy and his Swedish company paying in Swedish kroner is misleading?

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        11 hours ago

        It depends on the audience. From what I see, the most common currencies on of Lemmy users are USD, EUR, GBP, CAD.

        Here’s a hypothetical: I once received 5 million from a guy. But it’s only €280 because it was Zimbabwean Dollar.

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        19 hours ago

        You forgot to say the part where the title is in English but the currency is not mentioned. Is it pounds? Euros? Nope, Swedish crowns. Since when it’s acceptable to skip the currency no matter what it is?

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          17 hours ago

          I still disagree. It’s also why it’s important to not judge things only on a title. It’s still a lot of money in just about any currency that would be reasonably used in this case. At best it’s ambiguous, but I would not call it misleading.