A book bench near the city library of Zaporozhye in Ukraine.

[latsss@mastodon.social]

@cmconseils
Hey! Please consider fixing the city spelling to Zaporizhzhia - that's the actual one.
Zaporozhye was a spelling during the soviet occupation and refers to the way russians pronounce it. In the light of ongoing genocide it is especially crucial to not misname the city. Thank you in advance

[alandvalonline@mastodon.social]

@cmconseils This! Needs to be several around every Library in the world. Ukraine. Exporting amazingness!

[wizardofdocs@wandering.shop]

@cmconseils I don't have a better suggestion, but this design makes me uncomfortable on behalf of the book

[blogdiva@mastodon.social]

@cmconseils it’s so simple yet so ingenious. all libraries should have benches designed like books.

[gamerua@masto.ink]

@cmconseils please, fix Zaporozhie to Zaporizhzhia. In Ukraine we say Запоріжжя (with 2 жж - zhzh). Not Запорожие (Zaporozye). It russian transliteration. And transliteration must be from origin language.

[argonaut@mastodon.social]

@blogdiva @cmconseils it’s beautiful, but i would not be able to sit there—i’d feel i’m warping the pages

[bodling@deacon.social]

@cmconseils #books and #libraries people would like this bench in Zaporizhzhia

[the_halmaturus@sharkey.xprmnt42.de]

@cmconseils@mastodon.social was eine Augenweide ... Danke fürs zeigen

[dch@bsd.network]

@cmconseils I can't believe I've fallen in love with a bench.

[michael@social.net.ua]

@cmconseils thank you for fixing our city's name!

[ut3ums@mastodon.radio]

@cmconseils
It's Zaporizhzhia

[cmconseils@mastodon.social]

@UT3UMS ?