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So what shows up in your Home Inbox? Is there a way to change the settings?

Just learning this so apologies for the dumb question, but what exactly shows up in your Home Inbox? It looks like if something is assigned to you, it shows up there. If there is an @ mention, does that also show up in your inbox? If someone leaves a comment, and you reply, and then they also reply, does their second response also show up in your inbox?

It seems like responses to comments don't show up if there's no @. Is there a way to have all of that stuff show up in your inbox? Really want to make sure my team doesn't miss anything.

We're on the trial Business Plan but are planning on purchasing the Business Plan if this suits our needs.

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u/catalinashenanigans — 1 day ago
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Can you submit Microsoft Word docs, keep them in Docx form, have multiple people work on them, and then download it back in Docx?

Similar to what you can do on SharePoint or OneDrive? Realize that you can upload Microsoft Word documents and it looks like they get converted to whatever form ClickUp uses but hoping to keep the native formatting.

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u/catalinashenanigans — 2 days ago
▲ 2 r/clickup

How do you turn off all automations? Plus other questions.

Is there a general setting for a space where I can turn off all automations?

Also, I created a template that's set up with the columns that I like for a list. The list that I used to create that I saved to create that template didn't have any automations. But when I use that template to create another list there are two automations, why is it doing that?

Also, is there a general setting where I can turn off all emails notifications from click up for a particular space so that people don't have to go in and do it themselves?

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u/catalinashenanigans — 3 days ago
▲ 5 r/fermentation

Just finished my ferment. Sampled the veggies and put it in the fridge. Do the veggies still need to be submerged in the brine once in the fridge or does it not matter at this point?

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u/catalinashenanigans — 16 days ago
▲ 6 r/fermentation

Started my first ferment on Monday. I don't have any special equipment so just put a jar on the top of my veggies to keep everything pushed down. Filled the brine up to the brim as well after putting the jar on top.

I'm assuming this is salt that didn't dissolve and was pushed out the top? If so, I'm assuming this is fine but figured it couldn't hurt to check here.

u/catalinashenanigans — 22 days ago
▲ 4 r/Carpentry+2 crossposts

So, I used AI to pull together a mockup of my plan for shelving for the living room. This is what I'm going for.

Tentative plan is to go to hardwood supplier, get wood, and cut to size. We're going to use these shelf brackets. Unfortunately, where we want to put the shelves doesn't line up with the studs. So I'm thinking that those brackets will be purely decorative. They'll be put below the shelf on either end with drywall anchors but they won't actually be supporting the shelf in any way.

How I plan to actually attach it is to get some L-brackets like this. Attach those to the studs and the undersides of the shelves (and then cover them up on the shelf with pictures, etc.). I'm not much of a woodworker, but if possible, I was thinking about creating some dados for the underside of the shelves so that the brackets sit flush.

We're not planning on putting anything very, very heavy on the shelves. No books. We will have plants (although they'll be fairly small) so I am a bit concerned about the weight of those, especially right after they've been watered and the soil is soaked.

All that being said, I have lots of questions:

  • How's my plan overall? Any major red flags?
  • Will L-brackets like that support shelves?
  • If those L-brackets would work, how many you recommend? One every stud? Or can I get away with alternating studs.
  • How much overhang can I have for the shelves? E.g., if I have 6-inch L-brackets, how deep of a shelf could I use? 8 inches? 10?
  • I like darker woods but don't have the budget for anything exotic or really desirable so planning on just staining something. What would be some good, moderately-priced wood that I could get for this? What stain would you recommend?
  • I don't have access to a router, how frustrating would it be to cut them out with a chisel? Seems like it should be relatively straightforward.

Open to any and all feedback. Maybe this is a batshit idea and I should scrap it for something else.

u/catalinashenanigans — 24 days ago