Admins refusing upload

[VioletOrchid85]

Evening all,

Who else is finding the mods keep refusing their upload?

I keep getting the same copy pasted message about AI and yet I don't use AI to write.

Grammarly is used for spelling, punctuation, and grammar. I also look at the blue suggestions and sometimes use them as they use what I write but rearrange it to make it read better.

I've been uploading for 2 years and only my latest upload, the chapter 3-4 interlude for my story, is being refused.

What gives?

 

[THBGato]

https://forum.literotica.com/threads/how-to-avoid-ai-rejection.1607906/

Might help...

 

[THBGato]

https://forum.literotica.com/threads/best-current-guidance-on-literotica-and-ai.1606873/

and this one.

 

[MillieDynamite]

They are kicking stories for writing that has even a hint of being like something AI produces.

 

[VioletOrchid85]

https://forum.literotica.com/threads/best-current-guidance-on-literotica-and-ai.1606873/

and this one.

Yup it helps.

I'm going to assume that my third attempt at getting it approved will fail, by the time it is refused, I hope to have finished writing the short story I'm currently writing.

Then I'll have to rewrite the rewrite, just so it doesn't scan as AI written (even though I feel blue suggestions that Grammarly gives, read better).

Curiously, I didn't know there was a Grammarly site you can plonk your text into to get Grammarly'ed. I just use the browser plugin.

 

[VioletOrchid85]

They are kicking stories for writing that has even a hint of being like something AI produces.

Considering I have been using Grammarly Premium for 12 - 18 months, and I almost always use the blue suggestions, I'm surprised only the latest upload is having issues.

 

[MillieDynamite]

I only use it for spelling and basic grammar and don't always take those. I don't think most dialog requires perfect grammar or even sounds natural with it.

 

[Kelliezgirl]

I only use it for spelling and basic grammar and don't always take those. I don't think most dialog requires perfect grammar or even sounds natural with it.

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