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Active reading [<https://meta.stackexchange.com/tags/winter-bash/info> <https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/or#Conjunction>]. [(its = possessive, it's = "it is" or "it has". See for example <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Gv0H-vPoDc&t=1m20s> and <https://www.wikihow.com/Use-Its-and-It%27s>.)]
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ItsIt’s not the lack of winterbashWinter Bash that's the 'issue' -, but rather the general environment. The loss of voices that spoke for us in the community, voluntary ofor involuntary. What feels like a repeat of the same patterns that hurt the community in the past.

So I don't have any platitudes, or any happier thoughts than....

Maybe Hope. ItsIt’s a warm thought in dark winter nights of the soul.

And maybe we'll be able to build the communities to call the folks we've lost home in the future.

Its not the lack of winterbash that's the 'issue' - but rather the general environment. The loss of voices that spoke for us in the community, voluntary of involuntary. What feels like a repeat of the same patterns that hurt the community in the past.

So I don't have any platitudes, or any happier thoughts than....

Maybe Hope. Its a warm thought in dark winter nights of the soul.

And maybe we'll be able to build the communities to call the folks we've lost home in the future.

It’s not the lack of Winter Bash that's the 'issue', but rather the general environment. The loss of voices that spoke for us in the community, voluntary or involuntary. What feels like a repeat of the same patterns that hurt the community in the past.

So I don't have any platitudes, or any happier thoughts than....

Maybe Hope. It’s a warm thought in dark winter nights of the soul.

And maybe we'll be able to build the communities to call the folks we've lost home in the future.

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Its not the lack of winterbash that's the 'issue' - but rather the general environment. The loss of voices that spoke for us in the community, voluntary of involuntary. What feels like a repeat of the same patterns that hurt the community in the past.

So I don't have any platitudes, or any happier thoughts than....

Maybe Hope. Its a warm thought in dark winter nights of the soul.

And maybe we'll be able to build the communities to call the folks we've lost home in the future.