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What is Solarpunk?

A SolarPunk Manifesto

Basic Rules:

For any community related question or to just test some function: !meta@slrpnk.net

Try our Photon & Alexandrite frontends.

Or try our lightweight UI and Voyager mobile UI.

All accounts also work with XMPP chat automatically incl. our Movim client.

If you need to jointly brainstorm on your next Solarpunk text, try our Etherpad.

And don't miss our Wiki.

founded 2 years ago
ADMINS
c/Yoga: Yoga

A community for sharing discussions about the sincere practice of yoga. For anyone willing to learn and deepen a personal practice.

Code of conduct is the same as any real-life studio space. All subjects can be relevant but should be presented with a sense of reverence and respect for others and for yogic practices.

1 subscribers, a community founded 23 hours ago
c/digitalcommunitybuilding: Digital Community Building

This community is intended as a place for discussion regarding building digital communities and spaces. The intended audience are the admins, moderators, and curators of digital spaces, not general purpose users. The idea is that by facilitating discussion between the organizers and activists managing these communities, a set of best practices will begin to organically emerge.

Links

What to post?

  • Your personal experiences
  • Services that you think communities may find useful
  • Questions regarding establishing a new community
  • Discussions on what makes an effective online community
  • Guides for making the most of existing services

I Don't See Anything

Remember, federation for small/new communities is finicky and this is a project targeting a small audience. Federation will eventually improve as the project advances.

Consider checking in on the home instance to make sure you see everything.


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!fediverse@lemmy.world
!moderators@lemmy.world
!trendingcommunities@feddit.nl
!communitypromo@lemmy.ca
!newcommunities@lemmy.world

37 subscribers, a community founded 10 months ago
c/treehuggers: Tree Huggers

A community to discuss, appreciate, and advocate for trees and forests. Please follow the SLRPNK instance rules, found here.

609 subscribers, a community founded 1 year ago
c/infrapolitics: Infrapolitics

Infrapolitics is to politics what infrared is to light. Its domain encompasses the acts, gestures, and thoughts that are not quite political enough to be perceived as such.

Learn more here:

235 subscribers, a community founded 2 years ago
c/solarpunkstrength: Solarpunk Strength Syndicate

Solarpunk Strength Syndicate rises beneath the glare of corporate towers, a collective resistance forged from the fire of anarchic spirit and the pursuit of personal sovereignty.

In a world where fitness apps and digital trainers seek only to monetize our sweat, we offer a true alternative: a decentralized workout community that belongs to no corporation, only to the people.

Every workout is crafted by the faceless power of open AI, to be freely shared and rooted in solarpunk ideals of sustainability, resilience, and independence.

Here, the machines do not bind us; they are our tools, wielded collectively to build our strength and defy the oppression of technological gatekeepers.

(Ok, so actually I was just bored with my workout so now I'm gonna to workout every single day with ChatGPT telling me what to do. It'll be fun! And miserable!)

21 subscribers, a community founded 2 weeks ago
c/writing: ✍️ Writing

A community for writers, like poems, fiction, non-fiction, short stories, long books, all those sorts of things, to discuss writing approaches and what's new in the writing world, and to help each other with writing.

Rules for now:

1. Try to be constructive and nice. When discussing approaches or giving feedback to excerpts, please try to be constructive and to maintain a positive vibe. For example, don't just vaguely say something is bad but try to list and explain downsides, and if you can, also find some upsides. However, this is not to say that you need to pretend you liked something or that you need to hide or embellish what you disliked.

2. Mention own work for purpose and not mainly for promo: Feel free to post asking for feedback on excerpts or worldbuilding advice, but please don't make posts purely for self promo like a released book. If you offer professional services like editing, this is not the community to openly advertise them either. (Mentioning your occupation on the side is okay.) Don't link your excerpts via your website when asking for advice, but e.g. Google Docs or similar is okay. Don't post entire manuscripts, focus on more manageable excerpts for people to give feedback on.

3. What happens in feedback or critique requests posts stays in these posts: Basically, if you encounter someone you gave feedback to on their work in their post, try not to quote and argue against them based on their concrete writing elsewhere in other discussions unless invited. (As an example, if they discuss why they generally enjoy outlining novels, don't quote their excerpts to them to try to prove why their outlining is bad for them as a singled out person.) This is so that people aren't afraid to post things for critique.

4. All writing approaches are valid. If someone prefers outlining over pantsing for example, it's okay to discuss up- and downsides but don't tell someone that their approach is somehow objectively worse. All approaches are on some level subjective anyway.

5. Solarpunk rules still apply. The general rules of solarpunk of course still apply.

113 subscribers, a community founded 1 year ago
c/newrules: New Rules (proposals of laws that will fix problems)

Inspired by Bill Maher’s “New Rules” segment of his show, but not as satire. Some satire is perhaps welcome but this is like a serious bug tracker for the real world (not bugs in software apps).

7 subscribers, a community founded 7 months ago
c/disasterresponse: Disaster Response

Disaster response, community prepping, mutual aid... everything that can help to weather the ongoing and coming disasters.

What can you and your community do to prepare itself and how can we help others that are less fortunate, especially also climate refugees.

Together we can make it!

Also check out our wiki.

42 subscribers, a community founded 4 months ago
c/plot18: The Community Herb Garden at Plot 18

Information about herbs planted in Plot 18 at the Ellis Park Community Garden in Chatham. Also general information on growing, harvesting and using culinary herbs, wherever you may be!

6 subscribers, a community founded 6 months ago
c/breadtube: BreadTube (Solarpunk)

A place to post Solarpunk, Leftist, and Anarchist Videos!

Content that glorifies or apologizes for authoritarianism is not allowed.

273 subscribers, a community founded 9 months ago
c/hydroponics: Hydroponics

A community dedicated to every form of hydroponics, a technique for growing plants without soil.

Everything regarding hydroponics is welcome here - from your houseplant in LECA to big scale commercial farming.

Credits:

  • Community avatar: Flaticon
  • Banner: AI generated, freepik.com
136 subscribers, a community founded 3 months ago
c/fungus: Fungi: mycelia, mushrooms & more

This is a community for information and discussions on

And so much more.

Some related local communities

Credits

  • Icon: Studio Klarenbeek & Dros
  • Banner: Pauline Moss
152 subscribers, a community founded 4 months ago
c/reclamation: Reclamation - restoring disturbed lands

A place to discuss and learn about the restoration of disturbed lands to desirable end land uses

483 subscribers, a community founded 1 year ago
c/offgrid: Offgrid living

Everything off grid; power, water, self-sufficiency; whether you're doing it or aspiring.

671 subscribers, a community founded 1 year ago
c/textsfromsolarpunk: textsfromsolarpunk

Inspiring, infuriating, meaningful or amusing, solar and punky text posts. From Tumblr, ~~Twitter~~ X, greentext boards, or wherever.

247 subscribers, a community founded 1 year ago
c/anarchism: Anarchism and Social Ecology

!anarchism@slrpnk.net

A community about anarchy. anarchism, social ecology, and communalism for SLRPNK! Solarpunk anarchists unite!

Feel free to ask questions here. We aspire to make this space a safe space. SLRPNK.net's basic rules apply here, but generally don't be a dick and don't be an authoritarian.

Anarchism

Anarchism is a social and political theory and practice that works for a free society without domination and hierarchy.

Social Ecology

Social Ecology, developed from green anarchism, is the idea that our ecological problems have their ultimate roots in our social problems. This is because the domination of nature and our ecology by humanity has its ultimate roots in the domination humanity by humans. Therefore, the solutions to our ecological problems are found by addressing our social and ecological problems simultaneously.

Libraries

Audiobooks

Quotes

Poetry and imagination must be integrated with science and technology, for we have evolved beyond an innocence that can be nourished exclusively by myths and dreams.

~ Murray Bookchin, The Ecology of Freedom

People want to treat ‘we’ll figure it out by working to get there’ as some sort of rhetorical evasion instead of being a fundamental expression of trust in the power of conscious collective effort.

~Anonymous, but quoted by Mariame Kaba, We Do This 'Til We Free Us

The end justifies the means. But what if there never is an end? All we have is means.

~Ursula K. Le Guin, The Lathe of Heaven

The assumption that what currently exists must necessarily exist is the acid that corrodes all visionary thinking.

~Murray Bookchin, "A Politics for the Twenty-First Century"

There can be no separation of the revolutionary process from the revolutionary goal. A society based on self-administration must be achieved by means of self-administration.

~Murray Bookchin, Post Scarcity Anarchism

In modern times humans have become a wolf not only to humans, but to all nature.

~Abdullah Öcalan

The ecological question is fundamentally solved as the system is repressed and a socialist social system develops. That does not mean you cannot do something for the environment right away. On the contrary, it is necessary to combine the fight for the environment with the struggle for a general social revolution...

~Abdullah Öcalan

Social ecology advances a message that calls not only for a society free of hierarchy and hierarchical sensibilities, but for an ethics that places humanity in the natural world as an agent for rendering evolution social and natural fully self-conscious.

~ Murray Bookchin

Network

1,360 subscribers, a community founded 1 year ago
c/fixing: fixing

Celebrating/talking about repairing stuff, the right to repair stuff, and the intersection of tech and solarpunk ideals.

What does it mean to use what we have, including technology, to try to build a better, more environmentally just world?

695 subscribers, a community founded 2 years ago
c/tidalpunk: Ocean Conservation & Tidalpunk

A community to discuss news about our oceans & seas, marine conservation, sustainable aquatic tech, and anything related to Tidalpunk - the ocean-centric subgenre of Solarpunk.

447 subscribers, a community founded 1 year ago
c/water: Water

A space to discuss all about water, water reuse and its waste.

98 subscribers, a community founded 1 year ago
c/enshitification: Enshitification

Welcome to Enshitification

A community for everyone who didn't realise it was spelled 'enshittification'.

This is your space to document the decay, demise, and destruction of the tech world as we know it. Share stories, articles, and firsthand experiences that capture the ongoing decline of once-celebrated platforms, services, and companies in the late stage capitalist landscape.

From monopolistic corporate shifts to anti-user updates and the relentless pursuit of profit over quality—if it’s broken, bloated, or just plain bad, it belongs here. We’re here to spotlight the moves that make the tech world worse, one piece of enshittification at a time.

Guidelines
🔹 Stay on Topic: Only post content about the decline of tech products, platforms, or companies.
🔹 Quality Content: Give some context when posting links or articles to drive quality discussions.
🔹 Respectful Discussion: Critique companies, crappy tech, and capital, not community members.
🔹 Positive Monday: The first Monday of every month is reserved for positive content only that shows enshittification isn't inevitable.

Join us to expose the changes that ruin the things we once loved and to discuss what comes next in a tech world gone wrong.

61 subscribers, a community founded 1 month ago
c/science: Science

Community for discussion about experiments or discoveries made with scientific methods.

Links to articles: please preserve headlines when possible, shortening / replacing as needed. When multiple articles are involved, please consider a text post.

If there is a narrower community available, discussion is encouraged there.

If a topic relates more closely to application of knowledge than obtaining it, discussion is encouraged in c/technology.

Attribution for the banner image: Image by FreePik

239 subscribers, a community founded 1 year ago
c/santabot: Santabot

Santabot is an automated moderation tool, designed to reduce moderation load and remove bad actors in a way that is transparent to all and mostly resistant to abuse and evasion.

This is a community devoted to meta discussion for the bot.

27 subscribers, a community founded 4 months ago
c/fiction: Fiction

Solarpunk themed fiction. Books, short stories, movies, games... pretty much anything you can dream of!

521 subscribers, a community founded 2 years ago
c/music: SLRPNK Music

SLRPNK MUSIC

This will be a community to share music within the Solarpunk ethos

Let's hear what inspires you, what makes you think, what gives you solace, and what drives you to make a change

Conscious hip hop, Politically driven folk, EDM with cutting edge tech, Collapse-aware punk rock, Hopeful and inspired indie, Serene and zenful ambient, Environmental black metal, And everything in-between!

Please follow slrpnk.net rules and Lemmy's Code of Conduct

(icon and banner generated via deepai.org)

323 subscribers, a community founded 1 year ago
c/inperson: In Person Activism

"Power wants your body softening in your chair and your emotions dissipating on the screen. Get outside. Put your body in unfamiliar places with unfamiliar people. Make new friends and march with them." -Tim Snyder

A community for sharing information about ways to get involved with real world activism to make the world a better place.

Spend less time arguing about politics on the internet. The world is in trouble. Get out there and try to help.

289 subscribers, a community founded 10 months ago
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