##Version 0.4
Ok. Here is a new iteration including the fantastic feedback and suggestions by @Jan_D & @transitionmica
I have built the version I like most. Only thing still in question is the order.
Is the language correct in the two ones marked with *?
I am going to search for a design now. I think I am going to try to find a design made in Libre Office/Microsoft Word. So really everyone can edit it. And create translations for example. I am happy about suggestions for cool ways to use those programs for a poster.
#Make: Circularity
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Source locally whenever you can. *
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Allow the by-products of today’s project to be the source for tomorrow’s.
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Think about your project’s future: Made for the bin or made to build upon?
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Search for materials that are easy to recycle.
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Bio-based is cool, bio-degradable is cooler!
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Screws better than glues. Nuts and bolts even better.
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Make everything separable and fit for reassembly: reversibility is key.
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Modularity is good. Parts that work as other parts are fun.
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Repairing is a great kind of making!
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You can do more with less? Hack or improve old stuff.
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Simple is beautiful, social and more sustainable.
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Avoid expensive special instruments and approaches, use common tools and standard processes instead.
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Be open about your work. Support others to copy your findings. *
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Walk into the woods, nature is good at circularity.
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Inhabit Circularity! Circulate the circulated. *
