Communities

Writing
Writing
Codidact Meta
Codidact Meta
The Great Outdoors
The Great Outdoors
Photography & Video
Photography & Video
Scientific Speculation
Scientific Speculation
Cooking
Cooking
Electrical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Judaism
Judaism
Languages & Linguistics
Languages & Linguistics
Software Development
Software Development
Mathematics
Mathematics
Christianity
Christianity
Code Golf
Code Golf
Music
Music
Physics
Physics
Linux Systems
Linux Systems
Power Users
Power Users
Tabletop RPGs
Tabletop RPGs
Community Proposals
Community Proposals
tag:snake search within a tag
answers:0 unanswered questions
user:xxxx search by author id
score:0.5 posts with 0.5+ score
"snake oil" exact phrase
votes:4 posts with 4+ votes
created:<1w created < 1 week ago
post_type:xxxx type of post
Search help
Notifications
Mark all as read See all your notifications »

Activity for Michael‭

Type On... Excerpt Status Date
Comment Post #291305 This is just [Iizuki's answer](https://outdoors.codidact.com/posts/44538/290605#answer-290605) and [zoul's answer](https://outdoors.codidact.com/posts/44538/44539#answer-44539).
(more)
22 days ago
Suggested Edit Post #52433 Suggested edit:
Fix typos. Break into paragraphs.
(more)
pending about 2 months ago
Edit Post #56763 Post edited:
Retag.
3 months ago
Suggested Edit Post #56763 Suggested edit:
Retag.
(more)
helpful 3 months ago
Comment Post #290042 Lundin's position is reasonable, especially as a part of Outdoors.
(more)
3 months ago
Edit Post #57907 Post edited:
Markdown list. Fix a couple typos.
4 months ago
Suggested Edit Post #57907 Suggested edit:
Markdown list. Fix a couple typos.
(more)
helpful 4 months ago
Comment Post #283005 > Water doesn't care what you want. &hellip; [S]ooner or later, water always finds its level. [source](https://meta.stackexchange.com/a/311901/230855)
(more)
4 months ago
Comment Post #290607 I don't have any idea whether they are good for this (or any!) use case, but you may be interested in a "nose muff."
(more)
4 months ago
Edit Post #290582 Post edited:
More physics commentary
4 months ago
Edit Post #290582 Initial revision 4 months ago
Answer A: Tarp ridgeline attachment: over, under or from the edges?
I am not a camper, so I do not know The Answer&trade;, but here are some considerations: Draped over the cord Pros - It's simple. - If the ground is higher on one side, you can give one side or the other side more fabric. Cons - Most likely for the fabric to slide around in a way you hadn't...
(more)
4 months ago
Edit Post #290237 Initial revision 6 months ago
Question How should I prepare for and react to unleashed dogs when hiking with young children?
I take my young children (0-7 years) outside to local trails. It's not remote, virgin wilderness, just a few dozen hectares of forest and stream. The kids enjoy it, and the youngest one is still learning to move on uneven surfaces. They are interested in dogs, but from at least 2 meters away (and pre...
(more)
6 months ago
Edit Post #290070 Initial revision 7 months ago
Answer A: What are some simple tasks to teach knife safety?
Following the footsteps of user5732's post with the Cub Scout check list, their handbook has some suggestions of projects. One that hasn't been mentioned yet is soap carving. Soap is easier to cut through than wood, it's cheap, and it's readily available. The handbook has a template for carving a ...
(more)
7 months ago
Edit Post #50894 Post edited:
Break some long sentences. Markdown for internal headers.
7 months ago
Edit Post #290038 Post edited:
Link the game.
7 months ago
Suggested Edit Post #50894 Suggested edit:
Break some long sentences. Markdown for internal headers.
(more)
helpful 7 months ago
Edit Post #55617 Post edited:
Markdown footnotes.
7 months ago
Edit Post #43416 Post edited:
Small grammar improvements. Highlight the main point in each bullet point.
7 months ago
Edit Post #59760 Post edited:
Fix typo. Grammar improvements.
7 months ago
Comment Post #55687 _"Train your dogs to ignore strangers and stick close to you when passing others unless you tell them it's okay to say hello."_ If your dogs can't follow this (and I don't just mean "_aspire_ to follow this"), then keep them on a leash. Making sure my kids don't get hurt on the trail by a bobcat or a...
(more)
7 months ago
Suggested Edit Post #55617 Suggested edit:
Markdown footnotes.
(more)
helpful 7 months ago
Suggested Edit Post #43416 Suggested edit:
Small grammar improvements. Highlight the main point in each bullet point.
(more)
helpful 7 months ago
Suggested Edit Post #59760 Suggested edit:
Fix typo. Grammar improvements.
(more)
helpful 7 months ago
Comment Post #74786 Does Codidact's image hosting expire after a while?
(more)
7 months ago
Edit Post #290038 Initial revision 7 months ago
Answer A: What are some good games or activities to do on a hike?
Bring Don't Get Got, which has a very small in-play size. Play it as a meta-game over the whole course of the trip. It even works in the vehicles to and from your trip. Or if that game turns your group into a paranoid wreck, make a team scavenger hunt, either honor-system or photo.
(more)
7 months ago
Edit Post #290034 Initial revision 7 months ago
Question It seems odd to have both "bikes" and "biking" as top-level tags
Should [biking] and [bikes] be synonymized or perhaps "bikes" made a child of "biking"? I'm not very familiar with Codidact's hierarchical tags and what they imply for cases like this. Do you do something like this? - biking - bikes - maintenance - commuting - offroad
(more)
7 months ago
Edit Post #74970 Post edited:
Fix two typos.
7 months ago
Suggested Edit Post #74970 Suggested edit:
Fix two typos.
(more)
helpful 7 months ago