“tapestry” isn't wrong English. It's just everywhere in machine-written text: chatbots reach for it in roughly every other draft, and readers feel it even when they can't name it. On LinkedIn it reads as filler, and filler is what makes people scroll past.
The fix is deletion. Nine times out of ten the sentence loses nothing:
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