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Look, this site is amazing, I love it, I'm on here all the time, but I was wondering... Are there any other outlets that are comparable in any way to this forum that I should be aware of?
 
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I think this site http://permaculturenews.org/ often has interesting information on a wide variety of topics. Many of the forum members here have relevant blogs (I really like the Post-apocalyptic pig for instance). There are a lot of sites that are good if you're looking for a specific thing, though not covering a wide variety of subjects.

I ended up joining these forums after years of ending up here when I needed good information on a wide variety of topics. Even when this site hasn't already addressed an issue, forum members are good about helping to connect people to relevant resources.
 
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I think the concept of arch rivals is outside for me the ethos of Permaculture , I would rather be all working together . We only have one earth . No spares .

David
 
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David Livingston wrote:I think the concept of arch rivals is outside for me the ethos of Permaculture , I would rather be all working together . We only have one earth . No spares .

David



I'd absolutely agree with you, I'm guilty of sensationalizing here... I just wanted to get a lot of people looking at the thread to get as much info as possible, because I can be selfish like that
 
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