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@streetartutopia Don't know, but in my hometown Cologne at least one of such "food share"-points exists. @ernestodurand Love it! We have this close to me. They have a lock and you pay 50 kr (5 dollar) 1 time then you can use it "forever" with a app. Is stuff like this something you expect from this account? I try to have a balanced posting; funny, beautiful, skillful, feelings, social comments (utopia), m.m.  @streetartutopia Yes. I would expect something like this. I boosted it because it is an amazing example of mutual aid. It seems like a very good world where people are helping each other like this.  @streetartutopia Youβre doing well, in my opinion! (Spotted in Murakami City, Niigata, Japan)  @streetartutopia Yes, street art is closely linked with grassroots organizing, mutual aid, &cetera, so I'd expect this. Also, it's cool af. Also, do what you want it's your account, why do you care what internet randos like me think? π  @streetartutopia @streetartutopia I like it. In the Netherlands are several of these  @vega @streetartutopia in RU also in art places can be, or I remember was maps with shelves in cafes etc @streetartutopia The shocking truth: In my hometown such a storage would be destroyed within two weeks after dedication. One for goods instead of food was burnt two times (then it was rebuilt in direct sight of a police station). A book sharing storage for kids(!) in downtown was destroyed within 3 weeks. Even newly planted trees in different places are sawn over night. @streetartutopia My neighbor has built a small version that she calls βa little free pantryβ It is a good thing and I am glad you mentioned one. @streetartutopia I need one of these that accepts feminine pads. i have some random (but safe) food to donate and I have been trying to give away safely sealed pads for a long time  i have found that the hiker's ethic "leave it just a little better than you found it" applies to pretty much anything you do in life.  @maddad @streetartutopia we have a significant number of these in Seattle, I assure you they do work.  First they come for the public library, then the free library and these will be next π€¬ππ€¬π  @streetartutopia Storing cans outside where temperature changes are uncontrolled could allow for dangerous bacterial growth to occur in the food.  |
Is it a joke in here? π€