Quick one I started in a car ride, and then quickly learned that I needed scissors to finish ๐ฅฒ. So don't forget your scissors for this one!
this post was submitted on 07 Nov 2023
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if you need to cut, then it's kirigami, not origami. Origami only uses folds
Yeah, I thought about how to handle this origami-kirigami situation... I guess I would allow kirigami for now since it is quite close to origami and we need the content for this community, but I can see the point of it not being "proper" origami.
Therefore I would propose the idea of marking kirigami posts as such. The option of flairs for posts like in Reddit would be nice, but I haven't seen the function in Lemmy yet (hopefully in the future), but we can make a note in the title.
@biscoot, would it be okay for you to edit your post by putting [Kirigami] at the beginning of the title?
Can do! I didn't know what Kirigami is, so my bad. Can we add some info about it in the side bar possibly?
Thank you very much! And don't worry, I've learned about kirigami only a few months ago as well, and it can be very similar to origami apart from making cuts, so your contribution is absolutely welcome here :) And yup, I'll make a note about that in the sidebar right now!