I think maybe we should also have a weekly or weekly-ish 'things I did' post where people can share a thing or things that they feel activist-ish-ly accomplished about, similar to awesomeers, but less frequent so people can pick and choose whatever they think is the best example. But I'm not certain; that sort of thing seems likely to slide sideways of the intent. I guess I would like to hear from more people?
Also, 'expend physical spoons' should be on the list at least for outside the house things (and some inside, I guess, if someone posted, like, gardening or electrical tips or an ice bucket thing) - some kind of estimate of distance traveled; of time to be spent walking, rolling, standing, sitting, exercising; and of motor skills that need to be used or worked around. Just at a rough cut. I am not expert on the topic, but it would seem odd to account for mental and social energy without including the physical.
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Date: 2016-11-15 02:22 am (UTC)I like the 'one suggestion per post' idea.
I think maybe we should also have a weekly or weekly-ish 'things I did' post where people can share a thing or things that they feel activist-ish-ly accomplished about, similar to awesomeers, but less frequent so people can pick and choose whatever they think is the best example. But I'm not certain; that sort of thing seems likely to slide sideways of the intent. I guess I would like to hear from more people?
Also, 'expend physical spoons' should be on the list at least for outside the house things (and some inside, I guess, if someone posted, like, gardening or electrical tips or an ice bucket thing) - some kind of estimate of distance traveled; of time to be spent walking, rolling, standing, sitting, exercising; and of motor skills that need to be used or worked around. Just at a rough cut. I am not expert on the topic, but it would seem odd to account for mental and social energy without including the physical.
I have no clue how tagging would work.