Guess I learned the hard way too, just like @gavinramirez, after my own spiderweb basement disaster.

That's a rounding hammer, not a cross pein.

Right? It's pretty amazing to see.

Took me way too long to figure that out lol. I used to jump in with fixes right away. Now I shut up and let them get it all out. Half the time they just needed to vent, and the answer becomes clear while they're talking.

Last year at my old job, we had a similar thing with hiking photos (it started with just a few of us sharing). I get the worry about leaving people out, but forcing everyone into the same chat can feel just as fake. What worked for us was making a channel for outdoor stuff, but also encouraging other topics like books or pets. That way, people who aren't into camping can jump in on what they like. Organic connections from real interests build trust way faster than planned events. Just keep the door open for other hobbies to pop up naturally.