paraisonotkeso

watched crew girl. has a bunch of handsome guys. crushes on the main girl anyway. 

vintagegrace

@paraisonotkeso i'm looking for an easy watch so ill give it a go!
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paraisonotkeso

@vintagegrace i think it's good in my books. that's coming from me with a poor attention span, who could not finish a lot of series (even shorter ones), i finished this one in almost one sitting. took a only one break halfway through the season because i had to sleep
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paraisonotkeso

watched crew girl. has a bunch of handsome guys. crushes on the main girl anyway. 

vintagegrace

@paraisonotkeso i'm looking for an easy watch so ill give it a go!
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paraisonotkeso

@vintagegrace i think it's good in my books. that's coming from me with a poor attention span, who could not finish a lot of series (even shorter ones), i finished this one in almost one sitting. took a only one break halfway through the season because i had to sleep
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paraisonotkeso

the fact that you cannot put emojis in announcements is diabolical. i feel like a cold cold woman and "lol" just doesn't cut it and "HAHA" feels too much

paraisonotkeso

@sourmuse I CAN BE WEIRD NOW YES!!! 💃💃🔥
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sourmuse

@paraisonotkeso WE CAN USE EMOJIES NOW😃😍🤪🤓🥺👹
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paraisonotkeso

@sourmuse wait what do u mean what happened
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paraisonotkeso

rrrrrrr i have to make the most of my wattpad prem

paraisonotkeso

@sourmuse i've been on wp prem that's why i've been commenting  if not, i'd just read offline since i can't stand the ads
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paraisonotkeso

unfortunately, i would never be able to tell apart between a human writer and ai. 
          
          it's not because i have poor comprehension skills or discernment, but more because i always have faith in the writers of fiction that i come across and would wholeheartedly believe that it was made with skill, love, and devotion. 
          
          that and also because ai uses a set writing system that writers follow. why? because human writers are the blueprint that the script copies. historical authors that predates technology showcase writing that follows themes that are being used as "evidence" for ai use. 
          
          and i'm very sad to think that a lot of competent and  genuinely creative authors may face heavy accusations as frauds in the craft that they love and share for the public.
          
          my friend once called it a "witch hunt", and i fear she's right. 
          
          but let it be known that i still condemn the frauds who use ai, i value authenticity no matter how good of a writing it is. i'd still choose a horrifically grammared or poorly edited fiction over a lie. i also condemn them for the sake of the writers who are genuine in the worlds they crafted in words. i condemn them for planting the seed of hatred in others, and for literally contributing to the system that failed the earth - all because they cannot trust their own words. 
          
          i hope that those genuinely talented writers, who may have faced baseless accusations, won't feel disheartened in continuing their writing. i'll always appreciate their work and in them for entrusting us readers with it. 
          
          

paraisonotkeso

@yllwjckts it's so sad when it happens! no one should ever accused of fraud simply for being competent (especially when that competence was built on hard work!). +++ what's worse is that i've seen users defending ai usage and questioning what's there to hate about it. it's so sad when there's so much! you don't even have to dig deep to understand the moral implications and impact of it in the writing community
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yllwjckts

@paraisonotkeso this is so so so important! as someone who has faced ai allegations, it's so beyond hurtful and disheartening to put your heart and soul into your writing for someone to look at a word count or an em dash or an update schedule and claim it was a machine. it's 100% a witch hunt and it's so sad that authors are quitting writing entirely over it :((((
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