Just some small updates on the rules:

• You now need to search the subreddit, the sub's sidebar, and Google before posting. We get a lot of posts asking the same questions over and over, especially about things like drug interactions, whether something's a symptom of ADHD, etc. and at some point the sheer amount of these just become noise that drown out other content.

• Posts and comments must now be well-formatted and readable. We know that people with ADHD have a hard time organizing their thoughts and are prone to stream-of-consciousness posting. We're not immune to that ourselves. However, the amount of absolutely impenetrable walls of text that end up here is kinda nuts.

  We're not going to nitpick over spelling or grammar so much, but it will help both others and yourself if you:

  • break your posts up into small, digestible paragraphs, and
  • use lists

  to organize your thoughts.

• Clarification on the 300 character minimum post length requirement. People often mistake it for being 300 words, and that's not correct. It's 300 characters/symbols, just a tiny bit longer than the max length of a single tweet. This rule is really important as it helps make sure that posts have enough detail so people can offer helpful replies.