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I was thinking about setting up something kind of like a farmers' market, except you can pre-arrange all your orders with the farmer/baker/whoever ahead of time. That way, you can show up to the pickup, grab your orders, and get on with your day.

I haven't really set up an event like this before, so what I'd like to figure out first is, is that something you'd be interested in, and if you have any ideas of what would make it good/easy for you?

I tend to favor using a double-screen board myself, but there are only a million ways to do everything, so what's your preferred way and why?

I'm a beekeeper and after selling honey and chapstick this year I got to thinking that it'd be neat to do like a kind of pop-up market. Seems more fun and a better way to make a community out of this.

If any of you have arranged something like this or participated in a similar activity, what should I know?

With the new DLC info coming out, I was thinking how fun it might be if people were tuning in with their boomboxes to Rust Radio.

They could have call-in guests, tip segments, music requests, and the like.

In my head I'm thinking GTAV style radio.

DJ Frog Boots. You can have that.

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Make it happen.

Here's the situation. People are getting into fights all over the map. Around bases, landmarks, and everywhere in between.

So many backpacks and goodies falling to the ground to despawn.

What if, they fell into the earth after a little bit like stashes, but you could get access to a metal detector (Scientist outpost maybe) that would allow you to locate these goodies, and maybe some other random drops.

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Could also be an interesting way to replace barrels or make trap bases more viable for loot collection. Just a thought.

Hey all. I've been playing RimWorld for quite some time now. I always keep coming back to it. Anyway, I started recently messing around with streaming on twitch and thought about RimWorld.

I was curious if you all had opinions about what kinds of things you've seen in RimWorld streams that you've enjoyed or you think doesn't exist.

My current idea is to attempt to narrate the colonist's lives as they struggle to survive.

All thoughts or opinions are welcome!

My wife and I were traveling in Cork on Sept 5th and spent most of our time on Oliver Plunkett checking out shops and whatnot. We realized my wife didn't have her wedding band anymore. If anyone bumped into a fairly thick silver ring w/ a pink sapphire she'd love to get it back. Here's hoping r/cork!

I know there are MUDs and lots of other specializations, but it's been years since I've played anything like that. What about you all, do any of you play any text-based games any more? If you do, what do you like to play?

Hey all, I bumped into the topic of Interactive Fiction recently and became curious. I was kind of thinking about making one of my own, but wanted to learn more from the community first! I'm just really curious about you all, what you play, what you make, and things like that. If you're up for it, answer these questions in the comments.

1. What's your favorite piece of IF so far and what really separates it from the rest?
2. What do you look for when you want to play IF?
3. When you play IF, is there a sweet spot in the amount of time it takes to play?
4. If you write IF, can you post a link for me and others to read?
5. If you write IF how do you get people playing it?
6. If you write, wha

Hey all, I'm new to fly fishing. I've been out a few times and been fortunate enough to catch fish each time.

I've heard unending praise of wooly buggers in the area, but when I cast one it seems way too heavy for a normal forward/back cast. I'm using a 5 wt and 6wt rod with matching lines and leaders.

What do you all do when you have to cast heavier flies like the infamous WB?