I share pics from the results and if I get positive feedback, I create a blog article.

I have nothing against sharing recipes, I just don't know anyone who'd be interested.

my mother taught me to hoard the good ones on illegible index cards, only to be passed on in death

For food or software installations?

why wouldn’t people share recipes? I’m curious!

if they’re particularly noteworthy or something you might not otherwise find. The beef bourguignon recipe shared by the local beloved French restaurant like 9 years ago, that one I reshare. It’s great. My own stuff? Most of it’s tweaks on other things. I’ll share if you want it

I didn't learn to cook anything more than scrambled eggs until I was 50. The pandemic forced me to at least unpack the Instant Pot and search YouTube for "easy healthy instant pot recipes." It saved my life. I shared some recipes with my Mom to show her that it's really not that hard.

@Greg@ted that's fair and roughly what I intended.

@ted I mentally added a "when asked" when I read and answered this poll.

not only I share them, but I'd like to code an activitypub-powered recipe manager where users can follow each other and "star" favorite recipes. Would you be interested in that? 😬

Share with friends and family or online/website?

I'm in favor of Open Sauce ethics.

We all have the knowledge. And it grows when it is shared. Remember what you learned, Crysta. 🧚‍♀️

I feel like I need a “sometimes” radio button

Enquête niet gezien. Elke week op mijn weblog: https://siaweblog.blogspot.com

not only do I share them, I am then super controlling about how well people follow them

This is interesting. I'm "often", but I have a lot of recipes I never share.

I contribute to Wikibooks Cookbook, which is a good place to find recipes.

https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Category:Cookbook