I feel like if you’re not going to update your fics or post, then you shouldn’t keep talking about them. I’ve been following you for a long time, and you’re still the same. At least try to change that.
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So let’s go ahead and talk about that Google document that’s been making its rounds on Reddit, tumblr, Twitter, discord, etc because it’s clear to me you fuckers just want ai generated content. “I don’t want ai slop I’ll take things written by human hands any day of the week- “ okay but that’s not what the numbers support.
Because while everyone else was up in arms about what author used ai, I couldn’t help but focus on how many hits and how many kudos those fics received meanwhile things written by people are getting bare minimum engagement and not providing incentive to write consistently
And it’s clear- based on that list- that a lot more people are using ai in fandom spaces than they’re admitting and you guys have grown so fucking used to that, that you’ve genuinely forgotten how much time it actually takes to write things. Back in my day it was considered a “frequently updated fic” if someone posted a new chapter once every couple of months. But now, thanks to ai, you get a new chapter every few days or every week- never stop to question that- and theb wonder why when someone actually writes something, it takes so long.
Instead of understanding that people have lives, that people write things and then delete the whole thing to rewrite it again which takes twice the amount of time, that people get writers block, etc it’s clear to me that people like you would suck off an ai user if it got you content much faster as long as you didn’t have to admit that you liked the ai generated content in question (so you can remain morally superior or some shit)
Fuck you and get off my blog.
If you want real, human-made crafts, whether that's art or writing or pottery or anything, it takes time. Time to get good enough to show what you've made, to fix a sketch or edit a draft, and if you're sitting out there gobbling down creative works and demanding more like No-Face from Spirited Away, you've lost the plot somewhere.
Encouragement over entitlement. Engage with an author and remind yourself that if it was that easy and quick and simple, you'd do it yourself, and you can't.
