Fermentingflora @ Fermentingflora @midwest.social

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Thank you for the helpful comment! I'll check it out!

I did actually read the site, of the first 3 blurbs on the site that I read none of them mentioned that feature. Take for example:

Graphite is a free, open source vector and raster graphics editor, available now in alpha. Get creative with a fully nondestructive editing workflow that combines layer-based compositing with node-based generative design.

This looks neat! How does it differ from inkscape?

This looks awesome! Have you taken it out yet? What kind of stitching does it have and did you use a sewing machine? How much does it weigh, more or less then a backpacking tent?

I haven't seen osm2gmaps mentioned yet. It by default only uses geo chords but you have the ability to add an api key for what3words that allows you to search addresses like you want.

I use Florisboard with transcribro for my offline speech to text needs. Florisboard is in beta though so some features aren't yet useable.

I quite like Urbanist video, they tend to host vids related to urban planning which is pretty cool!

No problem! I just had a worker coop near me go under and they had a lot of trouble contacting old members about equity. So rigorous record keeping is probably one key factor. There is also a really amazing documentary about the grocery consumer coops in the twin cities. I believe it's called Co-op Wars, I think it's on PBS. It documents many of the difficulties of starting coops and there are probably some good lessons to be learned in there. There is also Living the Revolution about housing coops in Madison WI. Also many good community lessons in there. It's only found on youtube as far as I can tell.

What kind of coop? Worker, housing, or consumer?

I would love a link to this recipe!

I haven't seen Revolt on here yet! I've only played around with it seems pretty nice! https://alternativeto.net/software/revolt-chat/about/

I've never had a problem with magic earth, personally. They have a feature that allows users to report road closures, speed cameras, etc... What may be happening is that a user local to your area is falsely reporting things for one reason or another. Unfortunately, I'm not sure there is a whole lot to do about this. It might be worth contacting the company about it.

This is a very good point that slipped my mind. Thank you!