Goat2Meeting

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Post by amoser84 » Thu, Apr 16, 2020, 4:46 PM UTC

Goat2Meeting
sweetfarm.org

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Post by [deleted] » Fri, Apr 17, 2020, 9:21 PM UTC

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Post by toby » Fri, Apr 17, 2020, 9:37 PM UTC

This is great!

My company has been getting musicians in our morning meetings on Zoom, it's really an awesome way to start the day.

Recommend checking out https://www.spresence.com/ if you're looking for talent (I am not affiliated)

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Post by asciimo » Fri, Apr 17, 2020, 10:03 PM UTC

This is genius. Farm animal sanctuaries educate consumers about the cruelty of animal agriculture while providing a compassionate home for rescued farm animals to live out their lives. People tour the sanctuaries and meet animals that they would never otherwise meet, and learn that they're at least as interesting and lovable as the dogs and cats we would never consider eating.

These nonprofit organizations are expert in caring for animals, so it's surprising to see such a tech savvy response to the pandemic. The pandemic has shut public access to sanctuaries, but this idea means potentially more people can now meet these animals. Another great story about human creativity and adaptability in the face of crisis.

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Post by moron4hire » Fri, Apr 17, 2020, 11:01 PM UTC

asciimo wrote: post #4

This is genius. Farm animal sanctuaries educate consumers about the cruelty of animal agriculture while providing a compassionate home for rescued farm animals to live out their lives. People tour the sanctuaries and meet animals that they would never otherwise meet, and learn that they're at least as interesting and lovable as the dogs and cats we would never consider eating. These nonprofit organizations are expert…

You would never consider eating.

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Post by kyleee » Fri, Apr 17, 2020, 11:11 PM UTC

moron4hire wrote: post #5

asciimo wrote: post #4

This is genius. Farm animal sanctuaries educate consumers about the cruelty of animal agriculture while providing a compassionate home for rescued farm animals to live out their lives. People tour the sanctuaries and meet animals that they would never otherwise meet, and learn that they're at least as interesting and lovable as the dogs and cats we would never consider eating. These nonprofit organizations are expert…

You would never consider eating.

Unfortunately a timely comment since the video of the dog being cooked alive has been going around

Re: Goat2Meeting

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Post by shirazi » Fri, Apr 17, 2020, 11:24 PM UTC

This is awesome. The SweetFarm team has been very creative. I once saw you could feed the animals by making the donation online and seeing the live video.

The team is super down to earth and I think this Goat-2-Meeting is just hilarious. Nice work!

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Post by cozzyd » Sat, Apr 18, 2020, 12:23 AM UTC

Next up, zoo-m.

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Post by floatingatoll » Sat, Apr 18, 2020, 1:03 AM UTC

cozzyd wrote: post #8

Next up, zoo-m.

If nearly two dozen farms made a coalition, they could call it Goatvid-19.

Re: Goat2Meeting

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Post by megavolcano » Sat, Apr 18, 2020, 3:22 AM UTC

asciimo wrote: post #4

This is genius. Farm animal sanctuaries educate consumers about the cruelty of animal agriculture while providing a compassionate home for rescued farm animals to live out their lives. People tour the sanctuaries and meet animals that they would never otherwise meet, and learn that they're at least as interesting and lovable as the dogs and cats we would never consider eating. These nonprofit organizations are expert…

Um...I eat goat quite frequently. It's very tasty.