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Use this tag when examining what is on-topic or off-topic, and why.
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Which sports need to be discussed?
This question raised a relevant discussion, which sport should be on-topic and which not. The problem is, that it's pretty subjective whether one is considered "outdoorsy".
We've chatted a little bi …
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Are questions about interaction with people on-topic?
I ask myself if questions which are mostly about interaction with other humans while doing outdoor activities on-topic?
An example question:
How to react to a person which leave litter behind on th …
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Is Skateboarding ontopic?
We've the tags surfing and snowboarding. Especially "snowboarding" implies that skateboarding should be definitely on-topic since it evolved from it.
The development of snowboarding was inspired …
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