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I'm all about rules and boundaries. You just have to let me know what they are. I belong to so many communities. Some allow links, others do not. I've searched this site and thought others could benefit. I could very well have missed it, but I don't see a community rules post, and if there was one when I signed up, I've long since forgotten. Is there a post?

Also, how do they keep finding me on LinkedIn? Anyone else dealing with this? What do you do other than ignore them lol

It says a lot about the character of this mod team that they’ve kept someone like me in the ring. They could’ve cut me a long time ago. I push ideas, I test edges, and I don’t always land perfectly. But instead of shutting that down, they’ve kept space for it and that tells me they actually want to hear both sides of the coin, not just the easy ones. That kind of moderation builds real community, not just compliance. I’m genuinely happy to be part of this group. Happy hump day shoutout to the mods for doing it right.