Figured worth making my recent-ish policy explicit: if you're unnecessarily negative, I'm just going to unfollow you. I don't have time to spend fighting.

Criticism and feedback are welcome; but it's possible to provide both without unnecessary amounts of negativity.

Who gets to define necessary amount of negativity?

I’m sure it’s not intentional but seems like a faux-pas disguised to make judgement without having to define one’s actions.

"If I question something that you're doing or criticize, how do I know if you're going to unfollow me?"

FAFO. :)

But in all seriousness, this is not hard for most people. Be civil! Avoid personal attacks! Take a deep breath before firing off a reactionary cast. 

This is all advice I have to give myself, too. And totally reasonable for people to unfollow me for this (or any reason, really).

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Sorry I have a bias towards the FAFO lifestyle. Being from a small country town, it was always the rednecks who had limited reasoning skills that would use the FAFO line. It’s an excuse to side step a conversation and leverage power instead.