Glad that you're safe.

With that context, then I agree with your original assessment that it's probably night, unless the sunrise is likely to occur during your scene.

Very sorry for any confusion and stress stemming from this interaction.

The writing questions that people discuss in my circles are usually in some way about characters, dialogue, or other setting choices within scripts or books, so it wasn't clear to me that this was about scene headings, even though I know that in most cases those are limited to night and day.

If it must be one or the other, it might depend on factors like alertness and whether the character is staying up or just standing guard briefly, then returning to bed.

BUT, if appropriate to the tone of the project, it could be an opportunity to explore the psychological impacts of liminal states?

Feel free to disregard as I'm more an actor but, imo, depends on the chronotype or schedule of the perspective character, if a character's perspective is relevant for the scene.

If your characters have been up all night, it's night, but if they're morning people, just waking up, it's probably day.

Amazing

Just learned of hlankets from this skeet and already need one in my life.

AIRSHIP though. Are we sure it isn't from 1887?

I'm here for community. So, I often get bored of wading through the follow farmers et al. and wander away from the site. Maybe that's happening to others also?

And it doesn't help that my accessibility settings constantly reset, or that the timeline seems algorithm-based, rather than chronological.

Last year there was a window where I may have been making friends (and I do have some nice mutuals and some whose stuff is nice to see, or beneficial to the community), but now I see a lot of "clutter" when I go to discover new ppl. Mutuals seem quieter. Most of them don't interact with my posts and