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HQ receives a lot of good ideas about things we should do. In fact, we receive more good ideas than we can really handle. This is a good problem to have. We’re lucky to have a community that cares, rather than a community that has given up. But this surplus of ideas leads to rejection, which leads to frustration.
This is a response to: Hack Club Should do Better at Saying Goodbye This piece has been updated. Thanks to @eternal for his feedback. HQ receives a lot of good ideas about things we should do. In fact, we receive more good ideas than we can really handle. This is a good problem to have. We’re lucky to have a community that cares, rather than a community that has given up. But this surplus of ideas leads to rejection, which leads to frustration. I’ve put together a couple of observations about which advice gets implemented. I hope it helps. I. Small asks are better than big ones “Here’s my plan
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