6d • General discussion
Community Rules & Standards
This community works because we keep it high-signal, low-noise.These standards aren’t here to restrict you — they’re here to protect the quality.
Read this once. Follow it always.
1. No Pitching. No Prospecting. No DM Farming.
This is not a lead list.
- Don’t pitch services to members
- Don’t slide into DMs to sell
- Don’t post offers or links to your products
If someone asks about your work, that’s fine.Anything else gets removed — no warnings.
2. Post With Intent
Every post should have a purpose.
When you post, be clear about:
- What you want feedback on
- Where you’re stuck
- What outcome you’re aiming for (comments, DMs, calls)
Vague posts get vague help.Specific posts get results.
3. Share Real Work (Not Theory)
This is a doing community, not a content dump.
We focus on:
- Real post drafts
- Real DMs
- Real follow-ups
- Real outcomes
Frameworks are welcome — but only when they connect to real execution.
4. Sanitize Screenshots
If you post DMs or client conversations:
- Remove names
- Remove company info
- Remove profile photos
Protect privacy. Always.
5. Respect the Craft
We write like professionals.
That means:
- No hypey “guru” language
- No generic motivational fluff
- No recycled viral templates without thought
Clarity beats clever.Relevance beats reach.
6. Give Before You Take
If you want feedback, give feedback.
- Comment on others’ posts
- Share what worked (and what didn’t)
- Call out good thinking when you see it
Communities compound when people contribute.
7. Keep It Professional
Debate is welcome. Disrespect is not.
- Challenge ideas, not people
- No personal attacks
- No passive-aggressive nonsense
We’re all here to get better.
8. This Is a Free Community — Treat It Like a Paid Room
Just because it’s free doesn’t mean it’s casual.
Show up with:
- Intention
- Effort
- Curiosity
The people who win here are the ones who participate.
If you follow these standards, you’ll get a ton of value out of this room.If you don’t — this won’t be the place for you.
Let’s keep it sharp and make the conversations count.
Andrew
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