PassThePoutine

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r/askTO•

Wether or not the question trial in r/toronto ends in flames or becomes permanent - there are probably some tips that wold help people get more useful answers to their inquiries and also reduce the annoyance from others that don't appreciate them as much.

I'm not talking about rules. Just some suggestions that may encourage better answers. These are also assuming r/toronto returns to allowing Questions.

I would suggest things like...

  • Provide some context and background information. If you are visiting the city - are you looking for something different than the other 1 million tourists? I saw a post asking about comic shops and nerdy activities for example, maybe you have 3 attra
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r/askTO•

What are the top 10 Toronto questions on reddit?

If we created a list of the most frequently repeated posts and questions here and r/toronto, what would we include? Specifically topics that are asked often and have already been answered, or never get an answer.

My thought is that we may be able to reduce the annoyance, garbage, and downvoted posts a little bit, while also helping people get useful information.

Frequent inquires could include:

  • ISPs in Toronto
  • Questions about the TTC
  • Selfhelp, crisis help, mental health
  • landlord/tenant issues
  • where can I buy a specific thing

I also want to point out that there is already work being done [here](https://www.reddit.com/

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r/TorontoAnarchy•

I moved to a new place this year and the wife and I realized that our old dog doesn't fit with our new moden & hip Christmas decorations. So we had to go out and buy one of those 'black' ones. Now I've got a spare that I don't need and don't have room to store him until after christmas.

Do you/someone you know need a dog and can't afford one? Come take it off my hands! Here's a shot of it from last year (tree not included, already gave it away).

I can't deliver him, but if you can get to Kennedy/Eglinton he's all yours. Just come up to the house and coach him out of the open window. He'll go willingly, we don't feed him, since we upgraded.

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r/toronto•

Bon Voyage: Captain John's sailing to scrap yard
http://toronto.ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=423206&playlistId=1.1972324&binId=1.815892&playlistPageNum=1

  • The Deal is Complete, the purchaser paid the full outstanding balance today (Friday).
  • They exhausted all options, and there is nothing left – it’s just scrap metal.
  • The purchaser has hired Priestly Demolition to scrap it.
  • The Ship will be towed to another Toronto water location where Priestly is already setup, to begin the first phase of demolition.
  • They can’t move the ship until the Courts approve the final deal.
  • If everything goes according to plan they expect to tow it away next week.

The ship has been th

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