Aontacht Magazine New Feature Poll

Druidic Dawn Community Members are invited to vote for the feature(s) you would like to see included within the Aontacht Magazine: - 

Group Interview

We are considering adding a new feature to Druidic Dawn's quarterly magazine. Every issue since Aontacht first began, we have interviewed an individual, but we would like to add to this group interviews. This would present an opportunity for those in the Celtic spiritual community (Druid, CR, Celtic Christian, etc.) to share more about how their group got started, what they do in the group, how they celebrate the festivals, rituals, and so on. The group interview would be handled in the same way as the individual interview (with submitted questions). The idea behind this is to open up the international community of practitioners, in hopes of inspiring both individuals and groups alike.

"Wild Earth"

The Aontacht Team is considering developing an regular eco or earth themed feature for each issue. Readers can expect a variety of topics such as permaculture, green living, eco-activism, eco-psychology, wilderness retreats, wild law, or anything else of relevance to our planet and the more-than-human world. This feature is aimed at rooting the magazine in the living Earth community.

Reader Response

We would like to open up the Aontacht magazine to greater reader participation. One way of doing this would be through a "Reader Response" section of the magazine which would allow all readers to submit (electronically) their comments, suggestions, ideas or responses to any material in past issues or to the magazine in general, whether critical or positive. This is in line with the main aim of Aontacht, to create unity and mutual understanding throughout the Celtic spiritual community.

Each community member have three votes to cast, or not to cast which ever is the preferred choice, and the Aontacht Production Team, will base their decision accordingly to the number of vote given to each -- so every one counts!

This poll will close on the 15th March 2010 at Midnight GMT