Dear Dr. Stephen Dann,

Thank you for your thought-provoking comment. You're right—phrases like "could potentially" reflect the optimism around enhancing user experience. And no, it's not perfect. If you know a platform that nails professional milestones, networking, and job searches flawlessly, I'd love to see it! After all, in this server-farm world, we're all just glorified data points, aren't we? BTW, LinkedIn has over billion users in 200 countries -- hard to expect white glove treatment in a crowd this size.

As for embellishing work history, the more rent looms, the more creativity emerges—human nature at its finest. While LinkedIn can't police imagination, we can certainly push for stricter data privacy. It's a shared responsibility, and each of us has a role to play in this. But expecting it to solve users' "creative liberties"? That's a different kind of ambition altogether.