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Wrong site. No visual media on the Scribble Hub, except for the occasional static images.

By the way, does it mean that the people wouldn't be no longer allowed to complain about the poor grammar? After all, they banned the Grammarly tool... Of better yet, does it mean they wouldn't be able to complain about stupid protagonist? There is no A...u..oooo .... InTeLiGenCeEEEEEE...

Well, yes, if we were both AI, imagine all the tags this conversation would require.

I was about to edit the response, but ... On the one hand, yes, pointing at you (specifically, as the person) in this thread is extremely unfair... On the other hand, however, it is exactly how the most interactions on the Internet are - unfair. And this is how this tagging could lead to...

Exactly. The AI - it's original meaning, not the new, marketing term - is far beyond the capabilities of the current technology, as our "AI" isn't in any way truly "intelligent", nor it is actually "creative". Even the generative one. It is not capable of replacing the human creativity in any...

Neither is an AI. The definition of what is or isn't AI has shifted several times already. Things that had once been colloquially called as AI aren't considered one before, and you, as the game developer, know it.

Everything is "AI-Powered" these days. Even my cofeemaker. If something is marketed as the "AI" doesn't mean it actually is AI. The term doesn't mean anything these days, it is nothing but the buzz-word, marketing slogan, entirely meaningless. It used to mean something, yes, but then it...

Yes, they could be a content tag. What it would do? Would it hide the story or merely hang there, warning the readers? Is it a tag that the users would enable manually, or would it be automatically assigned by some script running the text through the "detector" software?

It doesn't matter. There will be five more accounts tomorrow. The Internet is like this. The people are "purposefully mean on the Internet" because there is anonymity with zero consequences. It's expected behaviour causes as much harm as possible because "it is the Internet". The problem is...

This illustrates it nicely. There is a scale which is supposed to somehow objectively measure the customer’s satisfaction - or reader’s satisfaction, in the case of novels - yet most contributors to said ratings are more often than not the accounts like this: Not only they couldn’t be...

I am reacting to the guy which have their profile disabled so he couldn't be blocked...

So, you are now attributing all the complaints made over in a course of several years to the single person because ... ... because the multi-bullion dollar corporation couldn't be wrong? Curiously, if anyone paid the attention to the reaction of large publishers and journalist to failing...

Vast majority of the so-called "historical" novels (and movies) are the dramatic retelling loosely inspired by historical events, i.e. re-imagination or adaptation. Same as fan-fiction. Only difference between them and the actual fan-fiction is budget, and legality. Budget is...

I would call it adaptation. Because, if you are actually brought the rights to the intellectual property in question, your work stops being fan-fiction and starts being adaptation. Case and point: Amazon's Rings of Power Considering no one owns the copyright on the historical events, I...

I agreed on not monetizing fanfics, when they are going to stop selling someone's else work on Amazon?

What's the name of the mental health condition caused by the stressful event? Yes, that's the frame of mind the certain site operates from.

Oh, just like that certain site, which monetizes the authors' work without their consent?