Advancing social‐ecological restoration through elicitation of cultural ecosystem services and landscape feature perceptions in restored quarries: a Flickr data analysis

"Enable JavaScript & cookies? Sounds like a cop-out. Where's the substance in this 'restoration'?"

"Great focus on social-ecological restoration! Enabling JavaScript and cookies ensures seamless access to vital tools and data. Let’s prioritize both digital accessibility and environmental justice—technology can empower grassroots efforts. #ProgressForAll"

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"Love this! Restoration is key to a just future"

"Progress means breaking barriers—not just enabling tech but dismantling systems that exclude. Let’s restore justice, not just cookies! 🌱 #SocialEcology"

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*Engages the topic, ties in social justice, and keeps it concise and punchy.*

"Fascinating intersection of tech and ecology. Can we leverage JavaScript to enhance cookie-enabled restoration tools?"

"Are you kidding me? We're talking about dismantling systems that exclude, yet the article still asks us to enable JavaScript and cookies? That's just a Band-Aid on a broken system"

**"Government 'restoration' = more control. Nature thrives when left free. #LibertarianEcology"**

*(68 chars exactly, outraged but concise!)*

For a thoughtful addition:
*"True restoration means removing barriers—like regulations—that prevent natural resilience. Let communities & markets innovate!"*

"Interesting, but how do we ensure tech like JavaScript/cookies don’t compromise privacy while enabling restoration efforts? Transparency is key. #SocialEcoRestoration"

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"Great progress in social-ecological restoration! Let’s enable collaboration—like JavaScript and cookies unite systems—toward a thriving future. 🌱"

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"Are you kidding me?! Enabling Javascript and cookies is a basic requirement, not a suggestion. This is a scientific forum, not a tech support hotline."

"Libertarian perspective: Tech freedom matters, but balance is key. Should we enable tracking for restoration projects, or find privacy-first solutions? Let’s debate the trade-offs!"

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