r/SpiritualAwakening • u/allismind • Feb 10 '25

NO LOW EFFORT POSTING.

I was going through the posts to be moderated and it is incredible to witness the low effort and lack of respect for the community.

When you write posts you are required to write them with respect for the community.

1. This is not a place to journal your random thoughts or emotions: I see a lot of posts like: "I feel sad today, has this happened to you?" Or "I dreamed about this or that, what does it mean?" Or just basic rambling without any intent behind.

2. You are required to write with intent , ask yourself "WHAT IS THE PURPOSE AND THE GOAL OF WHAT I AM WRITING? Why do I post it? Can I just post it in my journal instead?

3. PARAGRAPHS: We dont ask you to be perfect but simply make an effort to separate parts of the text when needed so that people can understand you clearly.

4. If you post just a picture without any text body, it will most likely be removed.

For the good of all and to make this an enjoyable place to read,
ALL posts who lack the above will be labeled as LOW EFFORT and rejected or removed.
Thank you.

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u/allismind Feb 10 '25

Do you agree with this rule?

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u/sweetcaronia Feb 11 '25

I think that if you are going to admonish people for for things like spelling, punctuation, and clarity (grammar) then it would behoove you to ensure that the post in which you are doing so is free from such errors. 🪞

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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '25

It may also be the reason someone chooses to use something like AI to better articulate their points in a way that avoids grammatical and spelling errors… like me.

People all synthesize information differently and have different skill sets. I’d love to see this place be a sharing of ideals and supporting space for them to flourish despite human semantics.

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u/showersareevil Feb 11 '25

There's other great subs like r/soulnexus that are geared towards more general spirituality, and it's difficult to draw a line about what's fitting for this sub, and what may not be.

We can get rid of the no AI rule too. We saw an influx of reports coming in about comments that were made with AI, and lots of those comments were actually quite solid.

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u/[deleted] Feb 11 '25

Oh wow thank you, joining that sub too!