“No, it doesn't... you can actually turn off the like count on a post when you post it... doing either is not going to affect your reach.”
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“Everything has to fall under an ask or give. Uh, so you're either asking for something or you're giving something, nothing else.”
The Nathan Barry Show · Why Community Beats Followers (And How to Build One) | Jayson Gaignard | 151
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Adopted an "ask-give" rule for community posts, requiring each post to be either a request or an offering
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