There's a handful of frequent discussion/post types tanking this sub's overall quality

We've all seen them, here's a few that I've routinely noticed:

1. Painfully obvious ChatGPT'd dos-and-donts list gurus

2. Poorly veiled posts attempting to disguise crowdsourcing market research as random curiosity (e.g, what are your pain points with todo apps and what would it take for you to pay a million dollars for mine?)

3. Delusions of grandeur - recruitment posts for taking down FAANG companies with no existing traction, moat, funding, team, or product

4. Idea guys asking how get full time engineers to build massive products for free

5. Seeking a tech founder with no details about the business and people in the comments begging to join despite knowing nothing about it

6. Building an app like but with amateuraly implemented, needless AI that could easily do better in a week to sink us

7. Asking for product validation, expecting a standing ovation and losing their cool when it's decidedly no good

Did I miss anything?