A guideline for types of posts you all would like would be helpful for us all, as would be using the "wiki" option on the site so that all content creators can see what has been posted on the Q research so far on this site. While I do love the modifications that u/bubblebursts have done to the searching option bar, some of us in our PM17 team professionally suggest that the mods use the wiki bar on the top of the page--just a suggestion, again, please don't ban us for repeating that suggestion. Anyway, we've been told multiple times when we attempt to write posts to go to conspiracies.win, and then weeks later, we see multiple others post the same topic we suggested here on GAW. We figured it just wasn't the right time for the white hats to have that topic presented, so the mods shot it down. It is obvious that the white hats have an influence here on GAW (why wouldn't they, with GAW being the "public face of Q" and all.) Anyway, the risk of being permabanned and people not being able to see our posts in the past, which I believe have good topics, specifically the health related ones that I have personally written, has prevented us from posting multiple times and some of us have even taken breaks from commenting or from the community. We refuse to do any secondary accounts as we like the anonymity from having a group account and believe it helps prevent us being doxxed. Some of us really do love research, but we don't want to risk the account PM17 being permabanned for when it is an essential time for the PM17 team to post. I guess what I would like to see is a suggestion for what you all on GAW would like to see and wouldn't ban, and I suggest that this guideline come out closer to when the mods do their new scoring system where you need to post in order to comment. That being said, PM17 thanks you for this "get out of jail" card, especially those of us who have great fear on the permaban aspect of this site. It has caused many arguments in our team and many team decisions to just lurk, which is boring, in my opinion. We appreciate you mods, mahalo nui loa for all that you do.