Carter Hill

I ve noticed a pattern in how I use this site. If I come here looking for a specific tool like a clean calendar app I find it test it and leave happy. But if I just open the feed to see what s new I get hit with massive choice paralysis. Every app claims to save 10 hours a week and after reading through five product pages I feel more tired than when I started.

Lately I've stopped casually browsing altogether. Curious how you all handle the overload do you stick to a strict routine here or just scroll freely?

I have heard/read that people started making mistakes in their text to sound more like a human and less like an AI.

+ There was a discussion that LinkedIn identified AI-generated text + Claude released text watermarks.

I recently submitted a discussion post (topic: security risk of ecosystem lock-in with password managers) and it got rejected. Went back through the community guidelines afterwards and honestly couldn't pin down which one it violated - no product mention, no promotion, no spam, just a genuine question aimed at makers and users.
I am curious how others here dealt with a similar situation:

Did you appeal, and did it actually go anywhere? or Did you just rewrite and resubmit without knowing what was wrong the first time?

I am trying to figure out if this is a broader pattern worth raising with the PH team directly. Thanks for your comments and contributions in advance.