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Created on 2019-11-08 23:07:17 (#3581994), last updated 2025-03-06 (6 weeks ago)
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| Name: | What's the weather where you are? |
|---|---|
| Membership: | Open |
| Posting Access: | All Members |
| Community Description: | What's the weather where you are? |
Hello and welcome to ![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
localweather!
This is a place to share images, videos, and descriptions of the weather where you are. Tell us how it might be affecting your plans for the day, different from the norm where you are, or particularly suited (or not suited) to your tastes. It's wonderful to see how similar and different our experiences are from city to countryside and around the world.
General guidelines:
- The vibe of the community is chill small talk about the weather. Please keep posts and comments in line with that.
- Please put your location in the subject line of your post, including country (e.g. Brooklyn, NY, USA).
- Please share the weather where you are from anytime in the past 24 hours.
- Please tag your post with any relevant tags (at least one each for location and season), and request appropriate tags if they don't exist.
- All content should be safe for work and suitable for teens and up. (Swearing is fine.)
- Only directly post content you created or have the rights to share. If you want to share someone else's image or description of your local weather, give credit and a link to the source.
- Commenting is strongly encouraged!
Posting guidelines for images and videos:
- All types of images are welcome, including photos, videos, artwork, and animations.
- One still image can appear outside of a cut tag. Additional still images, all animated images, and all videos should be behind a cut. Please use descriptive cut text (e.g., "Four more photos from this afternoon's thunderstorm").
- Images/videos should display at no more than 600 px wide.
- Please provide descriptive alt tags for embedded images and descriptive captions for all other images and videos.
Posting guidelines for text:
- Text in all languages is welcome.
- Text should focus on your personal experience of the weather.
- It's fine to be political in context ("Great weather for today's protest march!"), but please don't use this community as a platform to advocate for any particular cause.
- It's fine to discuss how climate change is affecting your local weather, but please don't doom-and-gloom about climate apocalypse.
This community is inspired by the Pillowfort Weather community but not officially affiliated with it.
localweather!This is a place to share images, videos, and descriptions of the weather where you are. Tell us how it might be affecting your plans for the day, different from the norm where you are, or particularly suited (or not suited) to your tastes. It's wonderful to see how similar and different our experiences are from city to countryside and around the world.
General guidelines:
- The vibe of the community is chill small talk about the weather. Please keep posts and comments in line with that.
- Please put your location in the subject line of your post, including country (e.g. Brooklyn, NY, USA).
- Please share the weather where you are from anytime in the past 24 hours.
- Please tag your post with any relevant tags (at least one each for location and season), and request appropriate tags if they don't exist.
- All content should be safe for work and suitable for teens and up. (Swearing is fine.)
- Only directly post content you created or have the rights to share. If you want to share someone else's image or description of your local weather, give credit and a link to the source.
- Commenting is strongly encouraged!
Posting guidelines for images and videos:
- All types of images are welcome, including photos, videos, artwork, and animations.
- One still image can appear outside of a cut tag. Additional still images, all animated images, and all videos should be behind a cut. Please use descriptive cut text (e.g., "Four more photos from this afternoon's thunderstorm").
- Images/videos should display at no more than 600 px wide.
- Please provide descriptive alt tags for embedded images and descriptive captions for all other images and videos.
Posting guidelines for text:
- Text in all languages is welcome.
- Text should focus on your personal experience of the weather.
- It's fine to be political in context ("Great weather for today's protest march!"), but please don't use this community as a platform to advocate for any particular cause.
- It's fine to discuss how climate change is affecting your local weather, but please don't doom-and-gloom about climate apocalypse.
This community is inspired by the Pillowfort Weather community but not officially affiliated with it.
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