Thank you for your kind support! I do my best and I hope it benefits. 🙂 The stigma of the term “folkish” goes back to the late 19th and early 20th century in Germany (see Völkisch movement), where it became associated with Nordicism (i.e. Nordic supremacy) and later Nazism. This is why I think it should be totally avoided by those who are not “bad apples”, precisely by Germanic polytheists, for fear that their movement will be tainted by (reasonable) accusations of Nazi continuity. Indigenous is not only a better term, but a better concept–this is not a play with words, as Klaytonus tries to suggest, but a serious adjustment of a mentality towards justice and fairness among all peoples, who are equally beautiful in their diversity and distinction, and therefore worthy of preservation and celebration. And yes, all people and cultures were once indigenous–wouldn’t a general adoption of that idea, as well as several others related to it, lead to the very end of imperialism and globalization (and therefore misery) in the world?