Hi, not sure if this is the right place for this, but - I come to slrpnk.net to talk with people about solarpunk ideas and actions, but my dash is frequently filled with endless news stories. If I wanted to read upsetting news, I would… go read the news. Climate in particular has almost no discussion about climate change or actions we can take and only news articles. I’ve been thinking of blocking the community so that I don’t have to sift through news stories to get to posts by members of our community. Does anyone else feel like this?
(Note: this isn’t to say that I’m ungrateful for the folks sharing the news articles. I do appreciate it! I just feel that for myself, I’d rather focus on the possibilities that solarpunk has and human connection with others in this movement.)

I’ve wondered for a long time why independent media that seeks to drive change doesn’t make more effort to highlight solutions. I understand current, controversial events probably drive the majority of traffic, but why not pepper those articles with links that send people down rabbit holes into new ideas and solutions? (eg. “corrupt politician does corrupt things” article, filled with links to evergreen articles covering how to build in transparency and accountability in government)
I’m very new here so I don’t know how it could work, but would it be possible to create a library of “Solarpunk solutions to… X” resources (which can be updated and built on by everyone, with some way of highlighting popular ideas rather than just recent ones) so new doom and gloom articles could be more easily turned into an opportunity to educate and motivate people to get involved with the solutions discussion?