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A lot of the animal ones are pretty good, ex. !animalswithjobs@lemmy.world
There's also !goodnewseveryone@sh.itjust.works , but that's similar to upliftingnews
!superbowl@lemmy.world
I try to spotlight less familiar species, education, and animal rescues and sanctuaries.
Closest thing to negative is when there is important relevant environmental news.
We just concluded a fun 3 week Owl of the Year tournament you could browse. Tons of positivity and friendship in those threads.
How about WholesomeMemes? :)
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Thank you, link updated :)
Proper links to communities mentioned by OP:
upliftingnews
I agree with the insight that a lot of news has a really negative focus. That is, a lot of things like murders or disasters or the like that don't really have all that much direct impact on the lives of most people are very mediagenic, so get disproportionately-heavy coverage. We wind up with a really skewed-negative perspective in the news media relative to reality.
However, I also have to say that I wasn't necessarily blown away by some past efforts I've seen along the lines of remedying this either -- that is, a lot of feel-good stories aren't necessarily all that important to someone's life either. Not to say that someone can't want and consume feel-good stories either, but if one's goal is to try to pick up useful information, probably what one would best read is neither material about shark attacks, nor about someone who overcame cancer or whatnot.
Whats wrong with Funny?
Well, I never said anything was wrong with it- but technically, it’s not positive themed. I’ve seen tons of negative-based things there, but they’re still funny.
I mean specifically positive.
Gotcha , gotcha. Great post idea actually then, OP. I'll be interested in what people come up with.
You should consider doing a series on the theme perhaps 💡Like, what are some _____ communities to check out...
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