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someone could muck up the viewable side surface but it'd take forever to do that
it would be cool seeing a dot on it and knowing it's a human structure that's definitely doing energy in space wrong but still a cool endeavor
If a moon with city lights doesn't awaken the sci-fi nerd in everyone then I don't know what to say.
Let's just agree to keep the dark side dark for telescopes.