New rule for /r/smallbusiness proposed - please comment

We've stuck to the same rules here for a very long time. They've served us well but with the rise in AI we may need to make a few adjustments. One I'd like to implement is to enable mods to remove posts that do not add value to the sub but fill the queues and block out honest questions. Removals would be subject to strict rules to maintain subscriber control over content. Under the new rule mods could remove posts even if they didn't violate other rules if they had both: 1) A negative vote total 2) Content focused on an overbroad question that has been asked before and doesn't benefit from updating or a question that does not seem to benefit small businesses Examples would be: what are your pain points, what small business do I do with $x, market research of the small business marketplace, would you use x tool, etc. As a mod I am very careful about imposing my view of "good content" because opinions vary. I feel this rule is necessary to remove posts where the sub has designated low value (by voting them down) because they are still visible even at negative vote totals and AI or marketing practices have increased the frequency. Obviously it is reasonable to wait some time before removing any post so early voting doesn't sink something good. We will also probably see attempts at vote/reporting manipulation - and we will respond to those with restorations, removals, bans, or stickies spending on what is attempted. I've suffered those both attacks myself so I know they are an issue. (I had bunches of comments reported 180 times each in a few minutes after I challenged a Reddit post removal company while defending one post). We'd welcome your comments and criticism. Feel free to comment, we need the honest feedback and don't retailiate. *Edit: Sounds like voting is really going to matter even more going forward. If everyone votes post up or down as they see value I think we'll be in a good place. Personally I upvote every comment that adds value made in one of my posts whether I agree with them or not. You might want to think about how you vote because a small number can decide what you will see.