I won't say I have it because I've never been diagnosed.

But if I do, this would explain a lot.

They do have a content tag for it, as well as a no ai content tag. But there's no enforcement as far as I'm aware. On top of that, the user has to actually want to go and open up the content tags to see it. If someone gets linked to an itch page from an external source, they're unlikely to check.

My #Wikipedia request for comment just closed, finally banning #AI content in articles! "The use of LLMs to generate or rewrite article content is prohibited" Kudos to all who participated in writing the guideline (especially Kowal2701) and the whole WikiProject AI Cleanup team, this was very much a group effort! My genuine hope is that this can spark a broader change. Empower communities on other platforms, and see this become a grassroots movement of users deciding whether AI should be welcome in their communities, and to what extent. On their own terms. A pushback against the #enshittification and forceful push of AI by so many companies in these last few years.

I am pleased to share the news from Chaotic Enby

"The use of LLMs to generate or rewrite article content is prohibited" on Wikipedia

I still just worked at walmart in my dream. Was easy to just start walking out of work at the start of each cycle.

It gave me some "what if" thoughts though, that are pretty scary concepts. What if you were a doctor operating on a patient at the start of the cycles? Would you help them every single time? What if you were the patient, and you stopped waking up? Maybe the doctor gave up, do you give up?

But it felt like the more people I helped, the more the cycle itself started to resist me. Including using soulless bodies that would physically stop me from getting to people who needed help. Then my alarm woke me up for work.

The terrifying and depressing part is that when we died. Some entity would ask you if you want to give up. If you say no, you would wake up at the start of the next cycle. If you give up, you don't exist in the next cycle.
I was trying my best to convince people to not give up, with mixed success.

Had an interesting dream. Pretty terrifying and depressing while in it, but a neat and wild story to remember when awake. We were all stuck in a cycle. We would all die (not at the same time) then all wake back up at the beginning of the cycle. Same place, same time, and we kept our memories.

Watch out! She has a gun!

Some art I do for @nulshift.net hope they like

It's sad that people (pro AI users in this case) constantly get tricked into rooting for the thing that ends up destroying them.

The one thing the people who say that don't realize is that they're the ones that are going to get left behind.
Their boss is going to realize they don't need 10 artists to type words on a computer. They only need the director to do it.

Absolutely devastated to have to deliver this news.

I have loved working at BuzzFeed so much but I have to stand up for what I believe in.

Please DO NOT send hate to anyone!

If anything changes regarding this, I will let you know.

Which means I can't *remove* them from my followers nor block them. They don't exist anymore.

There's still a ton of bots that get through undetected though. Thankfully I keep my DMs to only people I follow.

Another frustrating part about the bots is that even if they get detected and banned... they still contribute to people's follower counts.
I have over a hundred followers but if I look at the actual list, there's only like 20, the rest of them are bots that got banned so they don't show up.

foxes are just built different

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you can't just post mine after yours!

I get over them. Then they happen again.
I don't know what to do.

A news article posted on Telegram's website on Jan 3, 2026 titled "AI Summaries, New Design and More" with the summary: "Telegram's first update of 2026 brings even more Liquid Glass interfaces on iOS and AI summaries for channel posts and Instant View pages — built to maximize privacy and protect user data."

A snip of the news post from the article in the previous image, reading: The new AI summaries are powered by open-source models running on Cocoon — a decentralized network designed to maximize privacy. In Cocoon, each request is securely encrypted to protect user data. Cocoon can be integrated into any AI application — learn more in the detailed developer documentation.

The Cocoon website, reading: Cocoon Confidential Compute Open Network Cocoon connects GPU power, AI, and Telegram’s vast ecosystem – all built on privacy and blockchain. Learn more How Cocoon Works GPU owners mine TON by powering the network App developers plug into low-cost AI compute Users enjoy AI with full privacy and confidentiality Telegram fuels demand and hype for Cocoon

"guys we gotta get off discord"
agreed
"we should move to telegram"
absolutely fucking not

exactly!!! i never played your game but this is YOUR game! you don't have to try to make it different to appeal to me, someone who never made their own kakashi x ramen shop lady fanfic! the kakashi x ramen shop lady fans will like your game less if you did that!!
id probably still play it anyway lol

the best indie games were developed by people who just simply made a game THEY wanted to play. then forced everyone to deal with their shit. and the correct audience loves the game as a result.
and im sure the same is true for other forms of media, like movies and etc.

honestly pretty much any art form gets better when the creators just do what they wanna do and force everyone to enjoy whatever bullshit they made.
feel like stuff like focus groups are taking pieces from would-be fans away for the sake of hitting a wider audience.

So, I'm not the only one who thought this.
Good to know I'm not too crazy

:(

Got a certain phrase said this time.

Naw we going to Steam chat

hello!

But also if that ever gets into production, the last thing I'll do in SL on my way out is deleting everything.

They were also one of the more vocally opposed to the anti-AI feedback post.