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s/genius/promising "genius" and "ingenious" are both super weird for describing own idea. Not grammatically wrong but still wrong. Like if you refer to your ow
by throwaway290 3y ago
s/genius/promising
"genius" and "ingenious" are both super weird for describing own idea. Not grammatically wrong but still wrong. Like if you refer to your own post as "my genius article" I'd assume you are being self deprecating and if not I might start wondering if you're OK. Even if I thought your article was actually genius.
Pick anything, promising, practical, and you know for me personally simply "a way" to "revive" a river would sound awesome because I knew zero of those until now.
- burkaman 3y agoIt's not their idea, they are funding and publicizing another existing organization: https://rewilding-oder-delta.com/en/rewilding-oder-delta/ https://rewilding-oder-delta.com/en/rewilding-oder-delta/. So they did literally "find" someone else's idea and make a video about it. I agree the wording is a little off, but they are German so it might just be a not-quite-right translation. I don't think they are intending to take credit for other people's work, I am a contributor to Planet Wild and they are very clear in their app and videos and everything that they are helping existing organizations.
- throwaway290 3y agoMakes sense! I misinterpreted it