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why medial has been removing my posts for no reason ? Niket Raj Dwivedi these are the posts that are removed post 1 : Can anyone confirm if Codex is really magical enough to justify the $20/mo? (Central pod) post 2 :Microsoft fired a loyal empl

Hi Team @Medial, Happy Sunday. I just noticed that my post was removed with the message: "[This post has been removed because it does not comply with our rules]." I completely respect the platform’s guidelines, but I’d really like to understand wh

THE SHARK TANK CURSE! First ashneer got removed from his own company and now Azar steppes down his position of CEO in inshorts. I wonder if it's his own decision or something else 🤔 What You all think about this shocking news.

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After 20 Failures, He Finally Built a SaaS That Makes Money 😭 His Playbook for a Successful SaaS business part 2: https://medial.app/post/67f6554f9576ae6cdfc3ff13

Dear Medial.app Team, I am extremely disappointed with how my posts have been handled on your platform. You claim to be a supportive platform for entrepreneurs, yet whenever I ask even a small question, my post gets removed. When I request clarifi

💀 Divyanshu Shekhar, a CEO based in Bengaluru, faced social media trolling after sharing his struggles with dating as an entrepreneur. In a LinkedIn post, Shekhar explained that dating has become difficult for him as a start-up founder because he of

😎 Bengaluru landlords becomes tech adviser for entrepreneur tenant. Post is viral 🔥 A fintech entrepreneur's post on X has gone viral, showcasing a unique "peak Bengaluru" moment. 💀 Vetri Venthan, an IIM Ahmedabad graduate and fintech startup

Epic hack: +600% increase What do you think when you hear about the "acquiring other websites" strategy? I bet “millions of dollars per acquisition.” Matthew Barby purchased a website for $50 (not thousands, not millions - fifty dollars) through an

Oyo CEO Ritesh Agarwal is set to increase his stake in the company from 30% to 32% by investing another ₹550 crore, reports said. Agarwal will buy over 12.9 crore shares at 42.60 apiece and the investment will value Oyo at 32,000 crore, reports added