🧠 Human authorship & Exchange

- This is a collector group that brings together people who prioritize human intelligence, genuine exchange & meaningful content creation.

- If you too, are a review writer, curator, guide creator, workshop enthusiast who shares those values, you are welcome!

✅ Join conditions:

- own thoughts
- own experience
- own conclusions
- own effort *

I could enumerate dozens of well-written criteria here, but if someone wants to cheat, abuse, or circumvent them, it will likely be done in increasingly subtle ways.

* Generally, it can be described like this: before clicking the "post" button, you guarantee that your audience is not reading unfiltered / unedited / copy-pasted AI content. The last !-- and strictest --! filter your work went through is you.

If you do use AI and you are conscious about it, yet still want to share something you created with other humans, you warn the reader / user about the AI usage, its nature, and its amount. Fair and acceptable usage is stated below.

☑️ Acceptable usage:

- Spelling and grammar correction only, but not colloquial changes or semantics (e.g. rephrasing), since that is what makes it your own style. If not sure, think of book writers who rely on proof-readers.

- Helper images, if they serve as secondary support and are not presented as the main object of your work, if they make sense and don’t cause AI-fatigue (e.g. blatant generated nonsense with 16 fingers, etc.).

- Your private business: private AI usage where the end user is you (e.g. research, study, help with understanding, - everything where the end consumer is You).

- Using automation scripts, code, and helper tools (Steam review editors, SDK elements for workshops, etc.).

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All rules are abusable so are those criterion I described, they should serve as mini-hints. So, instead of restrictive lists, it probably makes more sense to formulate something applicable to a wider range of situations. That would include your intent, the idea behind your work and the reason for posting it.

Maybe the key distilled thought of our shared intuition would be something like this: make sure your main goal is to share Your experience and Your work with other humans. The rest is up to your honesty about your skills, the way you deliver your work and how well you can articulate your ideas.