[raybb]

Your parking blog post is pretty good and I noticed that you have a substack that hasn't been posted on in a while. How did it go running a substack about parking and what made you decide to stop?

For context, I recently started https://urbanismnow.substack.com/ to bring you the best ideas from around the world to inspire action where you (c)are. It's been about a month and it's more work than expected but I think the opportunity to bring people together is pretty high.

[wonder_er]

The substack was for me to scratch an itch. It's so I can write then link to what I've written when talking with others.

I hang out with a lot more city planning and city engineering ppl than some, and it stirs up so many thoughts.

I've got more coming soon on the substack. Specifically about a totally new thing called 'coning'.

Gonna be good.

I long ago committed to never committing to a publishing schedule. I wrote when it's easy, often enough it is.

I like your stuff!

An under appreciated part of cities in America is how much some ppl in America hated others, and how widely shared that belief was.

That hate lives in today in a dozen ways that cannot be seen if one is committed to believing that this kind of hate was done by backwards, old fashioned people.