Actually yeah I did see this done in Sweden as well but didn't think of it before. I think it creates a sense of 'shared limited resource' which IMO is more wid

Actually yeah I did see this done in Sweden as well but didn't think of it before. I think it creates a sense of 'shared limited resource' which IMO is more widely understood in Europe than NA. An app for managing access to community/shared resources? Meeting rooms, ice rinks, laundry, coop cars, ??