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this "idea" came from doing things and seeing what works. My personal observation is whatever you do there's people who feel it's too extreme and offensive, that's the nature of trying to change things.

IDK about community here, don't really participate, don't care who leaves or joins. Critical mass as an idea is much older than any "fuckcars" community.

it's only non-violent until someone in a car drives into it tho (good)

that's a different setup than the one OpenPassageways described.

pretty sure that's true everywhere that has signed the vienna convention on road traffic, so like 86 countries

Trapping people in place isn’t ‘protesting’,

Have you ever seen any protests? How do you think they work lol

FFS we close our streets for less important things like construction, marathons, parades.

I mean it sure looks more better.

Is it actually decent for 2020s? IDK.

1. the signalled pedestrian crossing looks like a waste of time for everybody If this is one way, as the old one was it's still very wide. Are you building for highway speeds? Same goes for curves.

2. Was the right pedestrian crossing moved away from the desired path?

3. Can we see more towards the bottom of the picture? It gets pretty wide for no obvious reason there. How are cyclists supposed to travel from the right side of the intersection to the left?

4. If those are all one-ways, maybe it'd be a better use of space to give cyclists an separated counterflow lane?

5. What's up with bike parking that's separated from the only bike lane with a lawn? That's like the worst possible place for it, far from every possible destination.

Again, it sure looks nicer, but you kind of have to realize it'll stay in that shape for 30, 40 maybe 60 years. So maybe build it really really well, this seems half-baked.

well yeah, nobody is pretending like it's easy to fix on a personal level. Just that it's something we should be able to fix as a society because seriously, expecting people to commute 2 hours for a pear isn't very smart.

people who live in 90% of the least densely populated land on earth are... not that many people in the grand scheme of things.

And if you live close enough to civilization to have utilities like power maybe it's possible to also have a grocery store that's closer than average distance between towns in germany. Might even be beneficial idk.

I'd rather cycle when it rains than get a train, assuming it's not like 3 hours in a freezing temperature watching cars go by while I'm stuck at cyclists-only red light.

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oh yes, the small policing action known as The Cold War that almost ended the human civilization

collaborative and free to access and use

Except GPL which is literally "either join our socialist software revolution or fuck off and make your own software".