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I like it. Every Danielle who was around my age at high school went/goes by Dee. I think 'Dani' was seen as a little dated maybe? Late 80s/early 90s were at the end of the Danielle trend in Australia and a lot of them closer to my Mum's age (early 70s-late 70s) are 'Dani'.

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I also have a close friend who is Deanne nn Dee.

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Weirdly enough, one of my nicknames to my Dad and brothers is Dee or DeeDee because that's how my brother said 'Lisey' when he was little and it stuck a little bit.