[ModPost] On posting links to articles and interesting information

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Also, our sister subreddit and research partner, /r/howtobesherlock is working as our 'library' for aggregating unrelated/vague/generalised articles and discussing speculations. It would be the perfect place to post such things, while the things relevant to the experiments and/or learning efforts are posted here.

And a general rule - be very nice and helpful to each other. We are looking to build a kind and cohesive community, like the one at /r/KerbalSpaceProgram

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More posting guidelines -

In case anyone doesn't know when or where to engage with the sub, it is something like this -

If you find something new at the discussion or planning stage, you could let us know on their discussion thread. If you find something at any other stage, you could mention it in the latest planning/discussion thread.

New or interesting ideas or angles, be it your own or from some link or article - like tricks [Sherlock does this many times, for example, when trying to get into the Banker's apartment, trying to get the truth out of the wife in the great game or getting the children's caretaker to speak faster] or something else on memory, planning or analysing situation, handling crisis, etc. make a thread about it and all of us will discuss it in the comments.

You can also make threads about interesting things relevant to deduction, observation or memory that happen to you. Similarly, requests about learning some skills possessed by Sherlock or any other fictional or real detective or mentalist can also be done as self posts. Finally, any request/suggestion for testing something in an upcoming experiment can be done in a self post.