About the comments

Tell us what happened, not what everyone else must do.

I want the comments to feel like a good kitchen-table conversation. You can be candid without sharing private details, and you can disagree without turning someone else’s life into a verdict.

What belongs here

  • Firsthand experiences described as experiences, not universal rules.
  • Questions that invite useful, specific answers.
  • Corrections supported by reliable sources.
  • Respectful disagreement about tradeoffs and priorities.

What we remove

  • Scams, investment solicitations, referral spam, and impersonation.
  • Harassment, shame, discrimination, threats, or doxxing.
  • Requests for account numbers, credentials, or other sensitive data.
  • Personalized legal, tax, medical, or investment instructions presented as professional advice.

How moderation works

A reader’s first comment waits for review. Established contributors may post immediately, but every comment remains subject to these guidelines. Automated checks can flag content; a person makes irreversible moderation decisions.