you all can post your rabbit pictures in here if you have rabbits you want to brag on or evaluate . I may add a separate topic section for eval, and show brags but for now those can all go here

I want to take a moment to explain something about how I create my rabbit education content, because some people have noticed the formatting style and asked about it. Yes—I use assistive tools, including ChatGPT, as part of my writing process. I’m autistic/ADHD with dyslexia and a learning disability. These tools don’t “do the research for me”—they help me communicate the research I’ve already done. Why I use these tools: • They help me organize sections when I’m hyperfocused. • They slow my brain down enough to process information clearly. • They catch backwards letters, grammar errors, and visual mistakes my eyes literally don’t see. • They reduce redundancy and polish ideas I’ve already developed. Everything I teach comes from peer-reviewed rabbit nutrition literature—WRSA, INRA, and decades of published studies. I spent years reading primary research while building the BunClub wiki, and I realized the rabbit community deserved deeper explanations. I wanted to understand why recommendations exist, not just repeat them, so I built the course I wish I could have learned from. Accessibility tools simply help me take the knowledge I’ve gained and make it readable and structured. That isn’t “AI writing for me.” That’s me using the same kind of accessibility support that allows millions of disabled people to communicate and work—just like someone uses glasses, dictation software, or a wheelchair. I also subtitle my videos because I have followers who are deaf or who process information better through text. Accessibility isn’t just something I need personally—it’s something I intentionally build into my content so more people can learn. My goal is to make scientifically accurate rabbit information available and understandable. The tools I use simply help make my thought process communicable. The research is mine, the way I express the subject is mine, and the passion behind it is mine.