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cpvr replied to the thread How was your day?.
My day was pretty great today.
cpvr replied to the thread What was the last thing you ate?.
The last thing that I ate was Chicken sandwiches.
cpvr replied to the thread What are you listening to?.
I am currently listening to G code by BGH.
https://open.spotify.com/track/70pSOAcSLFunAH08dAhKzD?si=93e11c27412b497f
cpvr replied to the thread Do you allow guests to report posts on your forum?.
No, I don't allow guests to report posts on my forum. I only allow registered members to do so. I have the guest box opened, so guests are able to respond to a topic at hand prior to joining.
PGen98 replied to the thread Do you allow guests to report posts on your forum?.
Yeah, I have her email, as well, and have been in contact, but she's stopped replying. Hoping all is ok!
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PGen98 replied to the thread AI usage on forums.
Well, Reddit is Reddit, they're going to hate on anything these days. I won't comment on the product you mentioned, but I will say I think using AI is fine so long as you keep it personal or release it (completely, source code included) for free. Once you start charging people for the work of AI, knowing full well you can't properly maintain it because inevitably AI will make mistakes, compiled over by fresh mistakes, and the whole thing will become a tangled web that invariably falls apart…
Ravenfreak posted the thread AI usage on forums.
Cedric recently shared the link to Foroverse on r/redditalternatives and most of the responses he got on his thread were negative because the usage of AI on the project and on forums that were also on Foroverse. That got me thinking about the usage of AI on forums and how it may be negatively affecting how outsiders view forums that use it. My co admin on Gex Forums also used AI to generate a logo for the forum and again it was met with negative responses on Reddit to the point where people…
Ravenfreak posted the thread How do you approach your staff that made mistakes?.
I'm curious to hear about how you approach your staff if they've made mistakes. I like to approach them with respect, remain professional and explain what the mistake was. Though at times I often wonder if I need to work on my approach a bit better, so I'm curious to see what you all do!
Ravenfreak replied to the thread I cashed out in JustPlay!.
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Yeah I'm not really a fan of it either but thankfully it didn't give me a error when it scanned my face at least the third time haha. :D