Feb 17 • General discussion
Garden Rules
I know! I know! No one wants to hear the rules, but it's something that must be done.
I'm pretty easy to get along with so the rules are simple.
- Be nice. Not everyone will share the same opinion but there's plenty of room for different thoughts. If you feel criticism is necessary (and I'm sure it isn't) please make it constructive.
- No self-promotion. This includes (but is not limited to) MLM, drop-shipping, website design, marketing of any kind, POD, Etsy shops, etc. There are plenty of other groups for that. I will, however, create posts where gardening related businesses can add their info/links.
- Share your thoughts on gardens; both as a place to grow food and a place to enjoy. Gardens are used for more than just food. They're used for entertaining, meditating, teaching, a sense of community, a place of business, etc.
- Have fun! We're all here to share our experiences: both good and bad. Take pictures of your tomatoes and the pests that threaten to harm them. We'll oohh & aaahhh, then offer solutions on how to get rid of the pests.
I will remove posts that are self-promotional and those that do not contribute to the community in some way. I don't foresee that having to be a regular occurence because gardeners are respectful people.
So without further ado, like this post so I know you've read the rules. And if there's something you think I missed then please let me know so I can make the proper modifications.
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