u/LarperPro

Čuli smo vaše komentare u nedavnoj obavijesti i uz vaš feedback, donijeli smo sljedeće odluke o turističkim postovima:

1. Kao što prijašnje najavljeno, nećemo ove godine otvoriti ni voditi Tourist Megathread.

2. Stvorili smo AutoMod bota koji će automatski komentirati s linkom na Wiki kada prepozna turistički post. Ovom prilikom ću ga testirati: "Hey Zadar people, I am coming for a two day trip in two weeks. Which restaurant and beaches around the city do you recommend?"

3. Micat ćemo jednostavne postove čiji odgovori se nalaze na Wikiju ili se lako Googleaju.

Hvala na vašoj pažnji.

Poštovani Zadrani i oni koji se tako osjećaju,

Do sada smo svake godine objavili i stickyjali Turistički Megathread čija je svrha bila postavljanje turističkih pitanja i odgovaranja na istih.

Turistička sezona 2025. godine je pokazala dvije stvari:

1. Jedini korisnici koji su odgovarali na turistička pitanja u Megathreadu smo bili RatnaProfitercina i ja, dakle modovi.
2. Turistička pitanja koja su postana van Megathreada su brzo dobili odgovore i Zadrani se nisu žalili da su turisti postavili pitanje van Megathreada.

S toga smo donijeli moderatorsku odluku da ove godine nećemo otvoriti ni voditi Turistički Megathread.

Hvala na pažnji i ugodno korištenje subreddita.

I remember either reading or listening to a book with the above mentioned quote.

I vaguely remember the story was about a troubled boy from a troubled family at some kind of group therapy, activity or event. At one point the case workers brought in babies from somewhere and the boys had contact with them. This was a very wholesome moment for them because for the first time they didn't make trouble but rather became very protective and caring.

At one point, one do the boys was holding a baby. He looked up at the author and the above quote: "Can a person who was never loved be a good father?"

It was either a pop psychology book or a blog post, such as Peter Gray or Gabor Mate, or it was a life advice book or blog post something like Cheryl Strayed or something similar.

I found this moment very wholesome and I would love to find the source so I can reread it and share it.

I tried asking AI but no luck.

Thanks.