Rottweiler
I use Trello. I use it as a simple list of lists of to-do items, not as a fancy project manager.
The only satellite ISP worth considering, IMHO, is Starlink. But you'll have to be patient. The wait could be months.
It isn't glamorous. The pay is highly variable. The hours can be long and stressful.
There are definitely only certain people who enjoy this kind of work and have the aptitude for it.
Maybe, just maybe, the one who says "that's a bad idea" is actually the "reasonable participant".
If I want to watch people alternately call each other "deniers" and "alarmists" I'll just head over to Slashdot.
If you (being sufficiently motivated to read here and write this query) are still voting along party lines, why do you think it would change anything among your Daily Show / Fox News watching family.
So you make a site, and the first article says this: "Raising the minimum wage helps working families and is good for the economy." and the second article says this: "Raising the minimum wage destroys jobs and is bad for the economy." What, exactly, has been accomplished?
You can go find countless examples of such articles on the 'net already - free for the reading. And most still vote along party lines.
I frequently read articles that argue a different position than the one I hold. They're occasionally interesting, but rarely even make me think, much less change my mind.
If you want to improve politics here in the US, it appears the only solution is some form of balkanization ... not another useless website.
And even if MayDay PAC does "fly", all that really means is that they got some crowdsourced money - this does not mean they will have any influence at all on US elections. Color me skeptical. Perhaps they will, but worrying only about how campaigns are financed strikes me as rearranging the deck chairs on the titanic - it's debatable whether that is even in the top ten of our list of dire problems.