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Trying to write a newsletter for June that’s optimistic with solarpunk and protoptian messaging, but the world is so intense right now, it feels like the more intellectually honest piece would be lunarpunk-themed. 

I worry though that writing negative content exclusively is hurting my readership. Thoughts?

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Well my friend… I kind of already did 😅

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Well my friend… I kind of already did 😅
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Why not write about an entire day/night cycle?🌄🎑

Consider what needs solarpunk ethos, and where lunarpunk is appropriate in conjunction. 

Think @polar is best place to start

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Oh to be clear both would be my honest thoughts. I don’t sculpt my content to be what people want to hear. What I more meant was that optimism doesn’t feel befitting of the moment. But that too much negativity may push away readers diminishing my overall ability to add to discourse. Am I overthinking things?

Long term your honest thoughts probably are more likely to stick with people.