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Respect and Kindness
Treat every member with respect, kindness, and empathy. Our community is not intended for dating purposes. All interactions should remain respectful and appropriate for all members. Be mindful of your words and actions, and avoid any form of harassment, discrimination, or offensive behavior. ATC does not allow the sharing of explicit content. All interactions should remain respectful and appropriate for all members.

Inclusive Community
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Confidentiality and Privacy
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Constructive Communication
Foster open and constructive communication. Express your opinions and thoughts in a respectful manner, and be open to listening and understanding different viewpoints.

Accountability
Take responsibility for your words and actions. If any concerns arise, send a report to report@aroundthecorner.today. ATC will address the issue promptly and appropriately.

No Self-Promotion
While ATC encourages sharing knowledge and experiences, refrain from excessive self-promotion, spamming, or advertising. The focus should be on meaningful connections and conversations.

Compliance with Laws and Guidelines
Adhere to all applicable laws, regulations, and community guidelines. Do not engage in any illegal activities or encourage others to do so.

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Jia

As an SF resident, there are certain places that are always free, like Japanese Tea Garden and Botanical Garden. Great for meditation :)

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constantfitness

That's a great idea for meditation, Jia! I haven't been to the tea garden in a while; it reminds me of the Shinto shrine we went to in Japan--lots of plants, trees, areas of solitude :)

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