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@@ -4,4 +4,32 @@ I *like* modeless [links](#links). It feels like how [footnotes](#footnotes) bui
 
 Of course, even the author [elsewhere likes the idea of playing with the function of link text](https://subconscious.substack.com/p/all-you-need-is-links). 
 
-[This](https://subconscious.substack.com/p/wiki-as-a-commons?utm_source=url) would certainly be of interest to y'all -- considers [commonses](#the commons) and [wikis](#wikis)... 
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+[This](https://subconscious.substack.com/p/wiki-as-a-commons?utm_source=url) would certainly be of interest to y'all -- considers [commonses](#the commons) and [wikis](#wikis)... 
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+Via [kottke](https://kottke.org/22/02/do-you-know-where-youre-at): 
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+> In 1981, Coevolution Quarterly published a 20 question quiz written by Leonard Charles, Jim Dodge, Lynn Milliman, and Victoria Stockley that is designed to reveal how well you know your local natural environment. Here are the questions:
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+>    Trace the water you drink from precipitation to tap.  
+    How many days til the moon is full? (Slack of 2 days allowed.)  
+    What soil series are you standing on?  
+    What was the total rainfall in your area last year (July-June)? (Slack: 1 inch for every 20 inches.)  
+    When was the last time a fire burned in your area?  
+    What were the primary subsistence techniques of the culture that lived in your area before you?  
+    Name 5 edible plants in your region and their season(s) of availability.  
+    From what direction do winter storms generally come in your region?  
+    Where does your garbage go?  
+    How long is the growing season where you live?  
+    On what day of the year are the shadows the shortest where you live?  
+    When do the deer rut in your region, and when are the young born?  
+    Name five grasses in your area. Are any of them native?  
+    Name five resident and five migratory birds in your area.  
+    What is the land use history of where you live?  
+    What primary ecological event/process influenced the land form where you live? (Bonus special: what’s the evidence?)  
+    What species have become extinct in your area?  
+    What are the major plant associations in your region?  
+    From where you’re reading this, point north.  
+    What spring wildflower is consistently among the first to bloom where you live?  
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+I feel *emotionally troubled* about how few I can answer! I wonder if anyone else is similarly spurred to put this together for [Seattle](#seattle)... They're obviously not all of equal weight; it's far more embarrassing that I can't tell you the dates of first and last frost than our shortest-shadow date. 
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