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No. If you are genuinely curious, here are the original ten principles of Burning Man that were established when the event was still in San Francisco: https:/
by criddell 1mo ago
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If you are genuinely curious, here are the original ten principles of Burning Man that were established when the event was still in San Francisco:
https://burningman.org/about-us/10-principles/ https://burningman.org/about-us/10-principles/
- DonHopkins 1mo agoAnd don't forget to donate to this important campaign! Build A 300-Mile Wall Around SF During Burning Man https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PO_r6ndZRZY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PO_r6ndZRZY >A community effort to construct a 300-mile wall in one week and prevent Burning Man attendees from returning to the Bay Area. >"I'm asking for your help crowdfunding the most ambitious Burning Man project ever a wall that's built around the entire bay area during the week of Burning Man."
- ElijahLynn 1mo agoThat is fantastic! Dude should be on The Onion team!
- kart23 1mo agoleave no trace is insane. look at the overflowing dumpsters and abandoned bikes in reno. even some people just dumping trash at random peoples homes. think of the amount of diesel burned in generators, trucks hauling tons of steel, shipping containers for camps, just so people can party in the middle of nowhere. https://www.reddit.com/r/Reno/comments/1n5z9kc/burning_man_trash/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Reno/comments/1n5z9kc/burning_man_t...
- throwaway2037 1mo ago> overflowing dumpsters I don't really understand this complaint. Where else are they supposed to put their garbage?