I have not posted a picture of this model and her extreme amount of sideboob since August of 2023, so at the risk of posting too much, I will post this without mentioning her name.
When your sideboobs are this wide, often there is no option as to where to rest your arms when sitting as they extend far beyond the width of your thighs, prohibiting resting your hands in your lap and even the surface you are sitting on. At one time, this was not the case, but for a number of years, whenever she cannot lean back, this has become her standard sitting position. And what a beautiful position.
There's no such thing as too much Beshine.
That is my feeling too, Zookie; Beshine is the embodiment of what the Breast Expansion Archive stands for.
My feeling also. Because of her body shape, she can be in multiple threads. 
Not just body shape but a number of other factors makes Beshine, as well as a number of other girls, entirely worthy of representing the subject of various threads. I have not viewed posting frequently as a bad thing, though I agreed with SMB months ago that excessive posts using one girl can get redundant, hence I have not posted a picture of Beshine on that thread in 9 months.
I believe that for the BEA to survive and thrive, posting is required to promote interest. There are so many hypothetical examples I could use, but suffice to say that if no one posts for months on end, what is the likelihood anyone would come here? And it should be overtly obvious at this point that though a thread may get only a couple people making comments, the views of a picture signal far more interest.
Stagnation results in the loss of interest; we see that all around us if we just cared to look, but most don't. As an example, does anyone still visit Beshine.com weekly? While it may seem redundant to some, it may not to others, and considering the value of posting to the longevity of the BEA, I would suggest tolerance is the key. Supporting each other, whether here or elsewhere, is where camaraderie is born and, as always, that requires respect and tolerance.