Updated August 30, 2025
What We’re About
Welcome to AI Growth Logic! So we built this community for people who actually get pumped about AI developments, genuinely want to scale their businesses, and can’t get enough of the tech innovations changing how we work and live.
Look, community guidelines are usually about as exciting as watching paint dry. But these aren’t some corporate legal document written by suits who’ve never used the internet. These are just basic “don’t ruin it for everyone else” guidelines so people can learn stuff, share experiences, and create amazing things without wading through garbage content or dealing with jerks.
See something that doesn’t sit right? Can’t figure out if your post fits? Drop us a line at contact@147.93.7.103 and we’ll figure it out together. Sometimes we’ll have to remove stuff that crosses the line. And yes, these guidelines will evolve because, let’s be honest, we’re all figuring this out as we go.
The Legal Stuff (Sorry, We Have To)
Don’t steal other people’s work — This shouldn’t need explaining, but here we are. If you didn’t create it, don’t claim it. Get permission or make your own. Applies to everything: articles, images, code, you name it.
Follow the law — If it’s illegal in your location or ours (New York), keep it off the platform.
Respect people’s privacy — Don’t be the person who shares someone’s personal details without permission. Just don’t.
You own what you post — Which means if your content lands you in hot water, that’s your problem, not ours.
Making Good Content
Make it worth reading — This community exists for AI, business scaling, and tech innovation. Your weekend hiking photos? Instagram exists for a reason (unless you’re using machine learning to predict optimal trail conditions, in which case we want to hear about it).
Don’t make stuff up — Not sure about something? Just say so. Realize you made an error? Fix it. We’ve all been there, nobody’s perfect.
Give credit where it’s due — Found an incredible insight somewhere else? Fantastic! Just tell us where you discovered it. Content thieves get zero respect around here.
Stuff That’ll Get You in Trouble
Being a jerk — The internet’s already drowning in toxic garbage. We’re not contributing to that mess. So no:
- Going after people for who they are
- Threatening anyone (and “it was just a joke” doesn’t fly)
- Organizing harassment campaigns
Dangerous content — Use some common sense here. We won’t host:
- Step-by-step guides for illegal stuff
- Anything designed to hurt people
- Sketchy downloads or suspicious links
- Obvious scams (come on, people)
Doxxing and personal info — This really shouldn’t need explaining, but:
- Don’t post addresses, phone numbers, or private emails
- Keep financial information private
- Don’t share private conversations
- If it wasn’t public before, don’t make it public now
Catfishing — Be authentic. Don’t:
- Use someone else’s photos or identity
- Lie about your professional background
- Pretend you work for us when you don’t
The Spam Thing
We all hate spam — You recognize it immediately:
- Copy-pasting identical content everywhere
- Those annoying “CLICK HERE NOW!!!” posts
- Content that’s clearly just trying to game engagement metrics
- Unsolicited messages nobody asked for
Promoting your stuff — Got something to sell? That’s totally fine! Just:
- Be upfront about it
- Deliver real value, not thinly disguised ads
- Don’t be that pushy person everyone avoids
Email lists — Growing a subscriber base? Good for you. Just:
- Ask for permission first (revolutionary, right?)
- Skip the sketchy purchased lists
- Make opting out dead simple
The AI Conversation
Using AI to write — AI writing tools are literally everywhere now. If you use them:
- Just mention it, nothing wrong with that
- Make sure the AI didn’t spit out something completely ridiculous
- You’re still accountable for whatever gets posted
Borrowing ideas — When you reference other people’s work:
- Give proper credit
- Don’t lift enormous chunks of text
- Throw in your own thoughts
- Link to the source when you can
Community Vibes
Don’t be exhausting — In discussions:
- Disagree without being disagreeable
- Contribute something meaningful
- Don’t hijack every conversation
If you see something weird — Just email us at contact@147.93.7.103. Don’t:
- Create public drama about it
- Appoint yourself as content moderator
- We handle this stuff
When Things Go Wrong
How we handle problems — We look at:
- What actually went down
- Whether any laws got broken
- If people have legitimate concerns or they’re just being dramatic
- What you were actually trying to accomplish
Consequences — Based on the situation:
- We might remove your post
- You could get a warning
- Temporary suspension is possible
- Permanent bans happen sometimes
- Legal action is reserved for serious cases
Think we made a mistake? — Email contact@147.93.7.103 with:
- What happened
- Why you believe we’re wrong
- Any relevant context we might have missed
Last Few Things
Tech moves fast — New AI breakthrough this morning? We’ll update these rules as needed to keep up.
Content we love — We get excited about:
- Stuff that actually teaches people something useful
- Real experiences from the trenches, not just theoretical fluff
- Conversations that actually move the industry somewhere new
Educational content — Teaching posts get some flexibility, but don’t hide behind “it’s educational!” to break other rules.
Still Confused?
Unsure if your post fits? Try this:
- Re-read these guidelines (yeah, I know)
- Ask yourself “Would this irritate me if someone else posted it?”
- When uncertain, email us at contact@147.93.7.103
Bottom line: We’re building something meaningful here. Help us succeed by not being the person who spoils it for everyone else.
Find us at:
AI Growth Logic
444 Broadway, 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10013
Email: contact@147.93.7.103
Last touched up: August 30, 2025