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Paul Wheaton wrote: Another thing is that some folks are certain that their path is the only path and that other paths are unacceptable. That sort of thing is unacceptable to me.



I really, really appreciate this tidbit, and how these publishing standards create space for us to discuss the diversity of experience and perspectives that is so important to share.

I guess I just want to say thanks for making quality rules and sticking with them. Following them may at times require extra work and attention, but having a safe place to discuss these things is priceless.
Thanks for the time the staff takes to help us when we need to polish things up a bit.
And thanks to all of you over the years who took the advice, kept posting, got better, and have consequently left so many stellar examples for the rest of us of what makes a great permies.com discussion.

Edited to add a missing word.
 
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