The heavy moderating on IF, combined with lack of interesting new posts is bringing more people over here (including myself). The “holier than thou” attitude of the mods is just annoying. You can make fun of this but not that and if you are too mean you are just bullying which is not allowed. And if you make the slightest reference to any personal experience, you are blogging and get suspended or banned.
Since you're new here, I would like to point out that kiwifarms is also not a huge fan of 'blogging', except that it's called 'powerleveling' here. It's okay to talk about things you have personal experience with, but we don't need to know that you have 8 chronic illnesses and have had sepsis 47 times.
Wrong: She's totally lying. When I was in the hospital because my fibromyalgia and chronic lyme flared up at the same time, the doctors definitely did not prescribe me oxycodone (although they did have to explain why several times because I'm autistic, haha). They gave me a Lyrica script instead.
Right: She's totally lying. Doctors wouldn't prescribe opioids for someone with her conditions, only Lyrica or Gabapentin.
That having been said, if you have experience in the medical field that isn't related to you or your relatives being patients, there's more leeway here, but we still don't care about your personal life as a nurse/doctor/whatever, only your professional expertise.
edit: the time when it's okay to make 'I' statements are when you're talking about something that isn't a simple factual claim that can be gotten from either personal knowledge or the internet, for example:
"I live in the same town as CrazyZebraSpoonie, and I see her walking around with no crutches all the time." or,
"I'm of Munchistani descent, and this behavior is unfortunately normal in our culture, even among Munchistani-Americans."