As part of our membership drive, Chuck Marohn invited Strong Towns members to submit their questions—any question—and today, on a late-night, Mountain Dew-fueled podcast, he's answering them.
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At the Congress for the New Urbanism in Detroit this year, we opened the floor for any and every question that our members and readers wanted to discuss.
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A code smell is a piece of code that correctly executes a given task (i.e. it's not a bug) but its construction indicates deeper flaws in the logic and design of a program.
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We invite our members to submit their questions on anything they would like out thoughts on. This week we talk RSS feed, irrational fears and organizing members.
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Ask us a question; we'll find you an answer. This week we get caught up on some Ask Strong Towns questions including ones on stroad repair, traffic engineers and making cool maps.
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What combination of increase in private investment and downsizing of public investment will give my city a private to public investment ratio of 30:1?
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How does the segment of ST members who are not planning professionals or government officials can learn enough to effectively advocate for Strong Towns - to become Strong Citizens.
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Our challenge is not bringing order to successful chaos but creating successful chaos within a well-ordered failure.
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