Like many aspects of large pLEO constellations, the overall impact of pLEO light pollution on astronomical observational equipment and research is still largely under-studied and merits objective analysis. Included in these “known unknowns” is the potential public impact of pLEO reflection of sunlight in addition to the larger light pollution problem from the ground, which has been shown to have adverse effects on astronomical research activities and stargazing. In the years to come, information-sharing and cooperation could help facilitate the creation of industry best practices and standards to ensure the long-term sustainability of both ground-based astronomy and LEO constellations.