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c/darkspot·posted 1 year ago by u/ruben_brandt

[Meta] proposal — a flair for below spec posts

Discussion Receipts ×3 Cold Box ×1

proposal — a flair for below spec posts. Comments open, and the wording is genuinely up for discussion.

Went up too fast because the scale had stalled and I was impatient. Got constipation I did not need and a data point I could not interpret.

Nothing here is medical advice, and the honest version of most of these posts is that they describe consequences rather than causes.

Escalating faster than the schedule allows is the most frequently described regret on the site, and the mechanism is straightforward: tolerance is the limiting factor and it does not care about impatience.

That is everything I have. The rest is opinion and I have tried to keep it out.

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8 in this archive, depth 3

best — the order this archive was captured in

u/devils_advocate_d97 points·1 year ago

Buying small from an unfamiliar supplier and testing before committing is the single procedural change that would have prevented the largest share of financial losses described on this board.

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u/cato_girard31 points·1 year ago

Agreed — somebody is at exactly the point you were at, reading this, and it will land differently for them than any success story.

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u/lukas_delgado74 points·1 year ago

Buying small from an unfamiliar supplier and testing before committing is the single procedural change that would have prevented the largest share of

Agreed — and being harder on yourself than you would be on somebody else posting the same thing is the pattern here.

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u/ayesha_radich56 points·1 year ago

A public correction of a wrong accusation is worth more to the record than the original report, because it is the thing that keeps the rest of the archive trustworthy.

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u/erez_baptista39 points·1 year ago

Chased the scale instead of the measurements for a year and made myself miserable for no additional progress.

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u/test_it_yourselfvetting53 points·1 year ago

Chased the scale instead of the measurements for a year and made myself miserable for no additional progress.

Adding the thing that would have caught it earliest — buy small and test before committing.

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u/anders_kuusela45 points·1 year ago

A public correction of a wrong accusation is worth more to the record than the original report, because it is the thing that keeps the rest of the arc

ayesha_radich is right that it was procedural. The procedure was not written down anywhere for you to follow.

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u/careful_gradient_again16 points·1 year ago

A public correction of a wrong accusation is worth more to the record than the original report, because it is the thing that keeps the rest of the arc

Disagreeing with the self-blame in this line. Some of it is luck and treating everything as a lesson is its own trap.

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