EmilyMiller
Perv of the Impverse
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I have documentary evidenceI deny everything.
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I have documentary evidenceI deny everything.
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I have documentary evidence
Would that documentary evidence be video? I mean, it would be cool if it was. Alright, alright, alright...last time I invite you out by moonlight...
I’m still determined to arrange shooting this threesome with Margot Robbie and Ana de Armas. Both are positive about the artistic merit. The “script” has been signed off by their people. We had an initial Zoom to discuss character motivation. It’s the scheduling that is now the most problematic.Would that documentary evidence be video? I mean, it would be cool if it was. Alright, alright, alright...
Let me know if you need investors. Associate Producers get to monitor production, right?I’m still determined to arrange shooting this threesome with Margot Robbie and Ana de Armas. Both are positive about the artistic merit. The “script” has been signed off by their people. We had an initial Zoom to discuss character motivation. It’s the scheduling that is now the most problematic.
Emily
Back in the day, I was rejected for describing my actual body at college. I kinda understood. That’s how I felt about myself at the time.You were rejected for underage content? Why, you little perv!
Oh, come on... It couldn't have been that bad!Back in the day, I was rejected for describing my actual body at college.
Oh, come on... It couldn't have been that bad!
I was (and to a lesser extent still am) very boyish back then. I only lost my younger-than-my-age vibe mid-twenties. It was a psychological issue for me.Oh, come on... It couldn't have been that bad!
It won't take long before you will want it back, trust meI only lost my younger-than-my-age vibe mid-twenties.
I’m OK with my looks now. It took a while.It won't take long before you will want it back, trust me
Any advice?
Emily
I don't see the responses here as lacking support for those having their stories rejected on "AI" grounds. I think it's been pretty well established among the authors here that this is a rejection process that just isn't working right at Literotica yet and needs to be reviewed/ditched. I see the response here as playing with the absurdity of the current rejection process on AI.How every supportive these threads are, mocking anyone that has come here with a legit issue. Bullying them isn't enough, apparently, we have to make fun of the topic too.
What's Lechter say to Martin in Silence of the Lambs? How will you feel when it's your daughter on the slab?
Someday one of the cool kids here is going to have an issue with a rejection, and I can guarantee they won't think its funny.
That rejection notice would make me say "Good-bye until you get this straightened out."
I know of longstanding authors who have been pinged (erroneously) for AI. But all the ones I know personally have had it sorted out pretty much immediately. So there may be an element of benefit of the doubt extended to those with a track record.I’m assuming long-time story posters like me are being given the benefit of the doubt, which I agree is unfair to new posters of stories.
Governments censor. Laurel and Manu decide what they want to host on their privately owned platform.Hello,
I had a story rejected after it been okayed for months.
I feel my story was rejected because a reader got all bent out of shape. What annoyed me is I had some positive reviews of the subject matter. One of the reviewers did warn me the story wouldn't be up for long.
The story was about a woman who survived incest/rape from a mother.
They told me it was rejected because the character didn't "enjoy" it. That's the point. She didn't enjoy it. She had to overcome it.
Here is my question....shouldn't some subjects...NOT be "Positive." Isn't "positive" sometimes actually "negative."
Censorship sucks.
Fiveinch033
My impression is that there isn't really an AI story creation problem here. My impression is that nearly everyone is submitting the same original material they always did (with no more help than spell and grammar check) and that rejection of their stories isn't really based on any change in how they've written stories since before AI was "a thing." I think what is happening is a very flawed scrutiny process.Is the screening system flawed? Sure, no argument from me. Is the problem easily rectified? Absolutely, especially if you didn't actually submit an AI written or edited story.
Here is my question....shouldn't some subjects...NOT be "Positive." Isn't "positive" sometimes actually "negative."
Censorship sucks.
That's a different issue than rejection as an AI product. The "got to enjoy it" is a site requirement, which is the site's privilege to require.Hello,
I had a story rejected after it been okayed for months.
I feel my story was rejected because a reader got all bent out of shape. What annoyed me is I had some positive reviews of the subject matter. One of the reviewers did warn me the story wouldn't be up for long.
The story was about a woman who survived incest/rape from a mother.
They told me it was rejected because the character didn't "enjoy" it. That's the point. She didn't enjoy it. She had to overcome it.
Here is my question....shouldn't some subjects...NOT be "Positive." Isn't "positive" sometimes actually "negative."
Censorship sucks.
Fiveinch033
think what is happening is a very flawed scrutiny process.