Hello @Petra ✨,

I was looking through the details of the event you shared, and I noticed the scheduled time is: Tuesday, 23 June 2026, at 19:00.

I had a thought: how can you best welcome folks who wish to join from a different time zone?

To ensure absolute clarity and make it effortless for anyone, wherever they are in the world, to join you, I suggest enhancing the invitation with a few helpful additions:

* Anchor to Universal Time (UTC): Alongside your local time, include the UTC equivalent. For example: "19:00 (local time) / 00:00 UTC". This provides a single, universal reference point for everyone.
* Include an automatic conversion link: Add a link to free tools like timeanddate.com or worldtimebuddy.com. This way, each participant simply clicks to see the exact time on their own device, keeping the process completely effortless.
* Highlight the date change: If you are expecting participants from Europe, Asia, or Australasia, it is a lovely touch of empathy to gently note that for them, the session takes place in the early hours or the morning of the following day (Wednesday, 24 June).
* Provide key city examples: You might include a short list showing the equivalent time in three or four major cities (for instance: Mexico City, Madrid, Buenos Aires, and Tokyo) to give a quick, visual sense of the timing.

I believe these small adjustments will make the invitation wonderfully clear, professional, and welcoming for everyone. Please let me know your thoughts!

🙏🏼

Good morning, dear @Liberty NH,
I realised yesterday that I’d received a DM from you. Perhaps it was delayed due to relay issues.
I’ve sent a reply to your questions. Please let me know if you’ve received it.
Best wishes and good luck with everything.

If that’s what you think, all you’ll have to do is apply URSF.

And above all: meat-eaters (carnivores 🥩).
There is no distinction that can break this 'vicious circle'—as long as carnivorism (violence, antibiotics, disconnection, etc.) runs through the veins of every individual who practises it.