As the Dmail user base continues to grow across regions with varying languages, the Dmail community, in collaboration with Dmail Official, has initiated an Ambassador program for areas with a substantial user presence.
Ambassadors will translate official tweets to make them more accessible to users in their respective languages.
They will also address user inquiries in the Dmail Discord #🌐│choose-country channel, facilitating seamless and rapid communication.
If you are interested in expanding Dmail's presence in your region, you can express your interest by adding your country's emoji reaction in the Discord #🌐│choose-country channel. When the participant count exceeds 100, the Dmail community will commence recruitment for new Ambassadors in that region.
Recognizing the potential language barriers in English communication, the Dmail team has established dedicated language channels for members across various regions. This initiative aims to enhance the resolution speed of encountered issues and alleviate the operational load of the community.
Thus, the Dmail team has organized this activity to showcase the community's multi-language management capability.

By using the zkSync and Starknet login, you can participate in the Dmail 8-11 digit domain Free-mint event.
Let's get started!
Follow the Ambassador accounts to effortlessly stay updated on more official Dmail content.
For this event, Dmail is offering rewards with a total value of $800, including:

$500 * 10 (per person: $50)
Two 5-digit domains (value: $79.99 * 2)
Three 6-digit domains (value: $29.99 * 3)
Five 7-digit domains (total value: $9.99 * 5)

Task Requirements:
Follow Dmailofficial and region-specific Ambassador Twitter accounts.
Join the Dmail Discord server.
Visit the Dmail Network.
Sign up to our blog at blog.dmail.ai to keep up to date with the latest developments.

The list of winners will be announced within 24 hours after the task's completion in the Dmail Discord #mini-announcements channel. The distribution of rewards will be based on the order of participation.

Since tasks need to be compulsorily completed for them to be valid, users can unfollow languages that do not help them after the task is completed.