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Enroll in the Courses. Most of our Hive members are students and you'll get more from this space if you also join that space.
Tag every post. More tags=better user experience for everyone.
Use the Hive as a home base. Rather than posting habitually to corporate social media, consider sharing in our forums first, then pollinate the other places with your ecodesignhive post link. Use it like a blog, you can post unlimited writing, videos, images, etc.
Get in the Hive habit by allowing a small intrusion. Turn on notifications via profile settings so you don't forget about us.
Edit your profile with a real name and profile picture. Inactive, fake, and business-name profiles are periodically removed.
Install our app bookmark on your phone. This is essential! Drop in anytime with two taps.

Where to post:

Please make sure your post is going into the appropriate space.

When making a post, choose the right space. This keeps discussions organized and helps others follow topics they prefer.

Here's a guide:

Town Square: Admin announcements and general talk.
Local Connections: Introduce yourself and your location.
Permaculture Study Group: Anything about property design and courses.
Plants Plants Plants: Gardening-related content.
Community Kitchen: Share recipes and food-related content.
Writers Room and
Seed Swap: Just what it sounds like! Swap and share!
SkillShare: Post how-to content and seek answers.
Permaculture Women: Women-focused space. Join if it suits.
Digital Design: A place to find where technology and ecology can come together.
Marketplace: If your post emphasizes your credentials, links to an event or product, or is in any way meant to generate income, it's a Marketplace post.
Inspiration: This is our \"gallery\" area, for sharing beautiful things that you made or that inspired you in come way. Poetry, artwork, music, crafts...anything, really!

Have fun, be nice, and report any problems to team@ecodesignhive.com

Get involved! Post and engage to grow the community!

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