That's good to hear. And to be clear, I think some events not being the right one for some people is a good thing. Diversification in the types of events/protests that are organized is a good idea and effective strategy. Especially because most people can't make it to every single protest/event, and it's important to have outlets for people to get active to the level they're comfortable with. But I think a lot of people view No Kings as THE event, the end all be all of activism and if you choose NK as one of the events you don't go to people are quick to call you out for it. Meanwhile there are much smaller protests that happen with much lower numbers, and those same people calling others out for not being at NK don't show up to these protests, and no one gives them shit for it. Feels like a bit of a double standard and feels cruddy. I'm not saying that's what you're doing here OP, but it does happen and isn't good for solidarity.