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At Around The Corner, we strive to create a safe and inclusive community for all members to connect and engage with one another.
To ensure a positive and respectful environment, we have established the following Code of Conduct:
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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.
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Foster open and constructive communication. Express your opinions and thoughts in a respectful manner, and be open to listening and understanding different viewpoints.
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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.
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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.
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
Embrace diversity and inclusivity. We value different perspectives, backgrounds, and experiences. Engage in discussions that foster a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere for all.
Confidentiality and Privacy
Respect the privacy of other members. Do not share personal information or any content shared within the community without explicit permission.
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.
By participating in the Around The Corner community, you agree to abide by this Code of Conduct. Any violations may result in appropriate actions, including warnings, temporary or permanent removal from the community, depending on the severity of the infraction.
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queensizemo
Would like to go for more museum tour!
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BC17
Is there anything that you miss from Boston? Fall in Boston is the best.
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queensizemo
Hey there! Sorry I haven't logged in for a while. To be honest, I miss the food the most. Haven't found a place in OC that has clam chowders as the ones in Boston! And yes Fall in Boston is so pretty, especially if you are driving to NH. you can see the color changing trees along the way.
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BalancedLemongrass1
What is your picture of? I would love some context
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queensizemo
It was an exhibit in OCMA in Costa Mesa a couple months back. I love how warm the color is and the symmetric snakes, a warm but strong feeling. I feel like that's me, a warm, kind-hearted while fearless/tenacious one.
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BalancedLemongrass1
That’s beautiful. Sent you a coffee
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BC17
No worries. Funny you say that, I miss the Italian Food / Pizza that you can get in the North End or Worcester. Miss me some Cannoli from Mike's or Modern Pasty. Went to Vermont two falls ago, the drive was so pretty. However, I couldn't do another winter out there.
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queensizemo
Haha without you mentioning about these, I didn't even recall any of these. I do remember so many boutique coffee shops and bars in the south end. The St. Patriots day celebration there as well. Trust me I couldn't either. Haven't had any reason to g back there thank god.
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DogLover4Life
Hi! I’m in the same boat as you in terms of working from home and having a hard time meeting new people. Would love to connect!
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grateful1
are you a new England patriots fan?
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LostInBoba
I recently read a book called The Courage to be Disliked and it went into detail about how all problems are interpersonal problems. The book was really fascinating but I find it also very difficult to put what I learned into everyday life.
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Mengy
Hey, I totally feel that on remote work—it definitely makes it harder to meet new people and build connections. I’d love to connect! I’m a 32-year-old in Irvine, living with my girlfriend, and also working remotely. Also, I’d be down for a museum tour as well—always a fun way to explore and have good conversations!
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Kelsey2323
For anyone working remotely, when I lived in Portland, I would meet up every week (sometimes every day) with some WFH people at various spots and that would really help us feel connected and like we had coworkers in real life. A lot of it was just silent work interrupted by random chats and coffee breaks, but also made some great friends. If anyone would be interested in something like that, let me know! I’ve been remote a long while and haven’t had that since I moved here and miss it.
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nicholas
@Kelsey2323 I'm interested!! I've been planning to organize something with ATC in this spirit soon. Just waiting on a spot I will be available soon to open up. Let me know if you have any details in mind, and want to invite the community to join!
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Kelsey2323
@nicholas Hi! Sorry! Do you want to connect on this? Perhaps over message or text?
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nicholas
@Kelsey2323 Oh I was signed in with the wrong account!! This was me Nicholas. I'm going to modify the chat log here. Didn't mean to expose that account. I can DM you!!
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Kelsey2323
@nicholas All good—but sounds good!
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Ragdollcatdad
As someone that works from home two days a week. Having a cat that gets the zoomies at random times in the day makes my shifts go by faster 😺
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