StillStunned
Mr Sticky
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What time is it when an elephant sits on your fence? Time to buy a new fence.It becomes a Christmas cracker joke.
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What time is it when an elephant sits on your fence? Time to buy a new fence.It becomes a Christmas cracker joke.
Yeah but you write basically strokers… and left field sci-fi and fairytales type strokers at that… you’re probably quirky enough to avoid it.It has nothing to do with correct grammar and punctuation. Grammar and punctuation have been my livelihood for 25 years, and I've not had any issues with my stories here.
Thing is for the OP their first port of call was to run Ai checker?
If I've spent months writing a story and it gets rejected for AI my first port of call is Laurel and asking for a double check.
I still believe that all these complaints are coming from people using Grammerly or some other form of software to help them. Then getting tripped up?
I use Microsoft editor function and set it to informal and see what I have done wrong.
It doesn't pick up sentence runs or useful things like that, but it finds commas and full stops and other such things.
Everyone has their own style and by trying to use a software to make everything the same is defeating.
It makes the art of storytelling no longer an art. It becomes a Christmas cracker joke. Predictable?
I have improved my writing by listening to Anonymous and their suggestions. Not by running to software?
Which means nothing has changed in that regard.They frequently have extremely poor sentence and paragraph structure amongst other issues like spelling etc
The utter trash getting put out in so many categories lately is frankly astounding.
There are plenty of highly literate writers getting their stories published, who aren't getting bounced back.Basically those who can read and write with correct grammar and punctuation are getting penalized.
Quirky my stories might be, but I really doubt content has anything to do with the issue. My stories cover a wide range of subjects, from the fairly generic to the slightly imaginitive.Yeah but you write basically strokers… and left field sci-fi and fairytales type strokers at that… you’re probably quirky enough to avoid it.
Quirky my stories might be, but I really doubt content has anything to do with the issue. .
There are plenty of highly literate writers getting their stories published, who aren't getting bounced back.
I'm not really sure what I'm supposed to take away from this comment.I read a few ...I don't agree
I am sick to death of people who haven't gone through this telling us that we should be doing certain things or acting certain ways as if the thought hasn't already crossed our minds or if we haven't already done it. I've been fighting for over a month to get this one story part up and I don't need someone like you, who doesn't know the half of what this feels like, telling me that I'm doing it wrong or that I'm lying.
I'm not really sure what I'm supposed to take away from this comment.
Thanks, I appreciate the compliment.That I disagree that you are not quirky enough to avoid a AI filter .... your sentence and paragraph style is VERY quirky and unconventional ....refreshingly so in fact.
Not at all unappealing in my considered opinion.
If I've spent months writing a story and it gets rejected for AI my first port of call is Laurel and asking for a double check.
Yup I am reading. But I am apparently doing exactly the same as some - using just Word as my grammar editor and not having an AI issue. I'm guess I'm so bad a writing, I'm lucky.Are you not reading these threads? Laurel is not engaging and sending canned generic responses back to authors and that's only when a response is received.
You're saying that none, zero, of the many, many people who are getting published every day are "highly literate?"Cite some ....
Are you not reading these threads? Laurel is not engaging and sending canned generic responses back to authors and that's only when a response is received.
ou're saying that none, zero, of the many, many people who are getting published every day are "highly literate?"
Maybe you just have a different definition, in which case citations would be unconvincing.
What else do you want to hear from her? Do you expect the woman to send you a step-by-step guide on which lines have to be changed?
Don't use Ai...or anything that might constitute Ai and life is okay?I expect a publicly posted AI guide with transparent information about how each submission is checked for AI, how established authors are going to be treated, what tools are being used and how are the parameters set, what separate process for appeals is available for rejections and a acknowledgement that a massive number of submissions are being falsely flagged under the current system and what the plans are to fix this.
What I and most other authors want is public direct engagement on this issue instead of being utterly ignored.
I expect a publicly posted AI guide with transparent information about how each submission is checked for AI, how established authors are going to be treated, what tools are being used and how are the parameters set, what separate process for appeals is available for rejections and a acknowledgement that a massive number of submissions are being falsely flagged under the current system and what the plans are to fix this.
What I and most other authors want is public direct engagement on this issue instead of being utterly ignored.
Stop with that story.Except it's not. Again, I haven't used AI and I'm still being knocked back. There is nothing else I can do at this point - at least from what I can see - that will help.
That's what I did. Best deal I ever made.Sell our soul to Satan?
Don't use Ai...or anything that might constitute Ai and life is okay?
And why would she do any of that?
To be fair, I know one writer who has quirky as her super power. The day AI comes up with the shit I do, that’s the singularityQuirky my stories might be, but I really doubt content has anything to do with the issue. My stories cover a wide range of subjects, from the fairly generic to the slightly imaginitive.
But even so, plenty of other writers manage perfectly well, with excellent spelling, grammar and punctuation. And without writing anything "quirky".
Have you seen how many stories ARE getting approved each day?Nope ...the threads are full of people that used nothing but Word spell check and are still getting rejected multiple times for the same story. It has nothing to do with AI and everything to do with how badly AI detection tools work .... they target certain word combos that have zero to do with AI.
Because frankly this is the biggest deal Lit has ever faced in its history .... don't believe me ? Keep going and wait and see ....
This issue is something that can destroy and is actively destroying the site .... the lack of public engagement shows frankly that she doesn't care.
This is a really really big deal ...AI won't kill Lit but the overreaction and undocumented AI witch hunt will .... it is already driving away established authors and frankly the submission quality over the past 12 months can't afford to go down further. If new authors get rejected they simply leave .... the internet has changed it's not 2001 anymore they simply go elsewhere.