Personally I think these are an awesome idea, but I think the inconvenience of the location is going to make it a hard sell. If every Council library had a good stash of tools that could be borrowed (even for a fee, like the Brisbane Tool Library has) it would be awesome. But needing to travel all the way into the CBD to the State Library is an awkward roadblock. I hope it can be enough of a success where it is to grow out into more locations.
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It'd be especially awkward to rent a mower or something similarly large from SLQ. You'd either have to pay for parking or take it home on the train.
Can you crosspost to !gardeningaustralia as someone started the community yesterday and it's devoid of content? Get them going at least.
You can do that yourself too, even if you didn't post the original!
I know but it's respectful to ask the poster. Probably stems from people's love of karma (that doesn't exist here).
I did use the wefwef.app and you can see total scores in there. If I had my way, upvotes and downvotes wouldn't be visible and it would be a slight shading system with a range of votes indicate the shade.
I mean, it's respectful to ask before posting original content, but this is just a link to the ABC. If it's useful to your community, share it!
It's not my community. I just dont like to see communities sitting there empty locally. If people are positing more varied stuff, being aware of related communities removes a step or 2. I can do it, I just don't want to be the only person doing it.
The other side of that coin is that if someone likes something I post, I don't want to have to federate and join multiple communities I've never heard of to share it there as well. I'm not the OP, but I'd much rather someone who is already a member do that part for me :)
I’d much rather someone who is already a member do that part for me
That's exactly how I feel, too. I'd rather not post something to a community that I don't frequent most of the time, because I don't want to intrude. I don't garden—I swear I have a magenta thumb—so I don't know anything about what they would enjoy. So I'm not gonna post stuff in there.
But I would never object to someone taking something I've posted publicly (whether it's my own OC or me posting a reputable news source or anything in between) and posting it in good faith to another community that they think would like it.
Read my other comment. I don't think permission should be asked or required from external instances. Zagorath was cross posting inside of aussie.zone, they may have been unaware of the new community creation.
I'm happy to do it but everyone, in these early days, should be thinking about where they are posting to create the local content that is desperately needed. Reddit wasn't built in a day.
I see it as all communities here on aussie.zone belong to all users. Mods are caretakers. So feel free to post or cross post appropriate content to any community.
I'm with Ada. I crossposted this here from a completely different instance's community and never thought there was any need to get permission.
But if you want it, you absolutely have my permission to post this anywhere.
I wouldn't ask for taking from another instance either, just moving it around in the local instance takes a team effort.
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