Uno studio partecipativo a Verona, 2021-2022, contaminazione da #pesticidi nelle zone residenziali.
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Uno studio partecipativo a Verona, 2021-2022, contaminazione da #pesticidi nelle zone residenziali.
Circa il 25% dei pesticidi rilevati è stato classificato come pericoloso per la salute umana (H317, H351). Questi includono interferenti endocrini e potenziali agenti cancerogeni, sollevando significative preoccupazioni per la salute pubblica.
https://epiprev.it/articoli_scientifici/from-fields-to-gardens-pesticide-contamination-in-residential-areas-a-participatory-study-in-verona-veneto-region-italy-2021-2022 -
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@txtx you could go all the way to 744, or even a few more if you're willing to do some travel across timezones at the beginning and end of the month.
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@evan I chose to interpret this question in an idealistic way, ie. as I'd like society to be. And as part of my premise would be some kind of guaranteed basic income, so everyone wouldn't have to sell their labor-power on a market and could choose their commitments in dialogue with a wider community. Given that, I picked 32 hours or more.
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@fbartho so, how easy is easy as possible? Is there some nonzero effort?
Is recognizing the real requirements for maintaining Open Source software more respectful than just saying "any time, it doesn't matter," but not really meaning it?
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@ted so, what are the consequences of not putting any time into things?
Is getting paid the only reason people do things?
Why do developers make and maintain Open Source software, anyway?
Could they have different goals? How much time should they put into the project to achieve those different goals?
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@evan Zero to ~150 hours.
Beyond 150ish hours is of course possible, but I believe adequate sleep and rest should be had for obvious reasons.
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@evan SHOULD is a really heavy word, especially around “unpaid”.
I want it to be easy and possible for devs to maintain OSS.
I want it to be the norm & a cultural value that it happens.Private companies should sponsor more OSS maintenance to make it easier and more possible for more people.
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The health of the project is really a separate question. If you don't trust it, that's YOUR problem.
Either you offer to pay them 💰 or you... ahem... fork off. 😅
Free software is the proverbial gift horse. You want to look at the teeth, you need to pony up the cash.
IMHO. 🤨
