- 'Discovered that your first-degree network is approaching the 30,000-connection limit on LinkedIn.' This limit was established to ensure that LinkedIn runs smoothly for all of our users. Excessively massive networks have an influence on site reliability and member satisfaction.
- While you aren't yet at the limit, this is a good time to go over your current list of connections and delete any that aren't useful. More information on how to remove connections can be found here. As a reminder, LinkedIn's User Agreement states that members should only connect with people they know, as LinkedIn connections are two-way trust relationships.
- The feature to 'follow' allows other LinkedIn users to read anything you share publicly on LinkedIn. This is useful for those who wish to reach a bigger audience.
