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It's not ALWAYS pokeweed

Bought an old falling down house to repair, the thing is overrun with bindweed and blackberry brambles among other invasives, so when I came across this giant shrub up against the house and saw the dark little berries on the bright red stems (not pictured) of course I assumed it was pokeweed. Apparently it's an elderberry shrub! They are easily mistaken, but what are the odds it was actually something desirable. Not entirely sure I wanted an elderberry shrub so I'm deciding if I want to keep it or let someone rehome it. They're edible but whether they are worth the trouble is another question.

u/Jeremy_Winn — 11 days ago
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Destroy our web design!

Hi folks,
I am back after a round of revisions incorporating suggestions and looking for some very frank feedback on our landing page design (this is still in the mockup phase, there's nothing clickable on the page), especially considering that what we're offering is a very new and unfamiliar concept. I'm open to any and all feedback, but some questions I am especially interested in include:

  1. After looking at this page for ~10 seconds, what do you think Outside is? After looking at it a bit longer, what is your "final" understanding of what Outside is?
  2. Were there any specific points of confusion?
  3. Was there anything that really caught your attention in a positive way, or anything that was offputting?
  4. Does this page make you curious enough to want to learn more? Why or why not?
  5. Is there anything you would add, remove, simplify or emphasize more?

https://www.figma.com/proto/33An61zUOwM17YFniHMzFN/Outside-Landing-Page-UI?node-id=189-37&t=jcniiGNg6MAVXz7N-0&scaling=min-zoom&content-scaling=fixed&page-id=0%3A1

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u/Jeremy_Winn — 1 month ago