Some people don’t like to see Regulars ‘gaming’ the Members.
It’s rather unethical.
May I ask @mitchell_d00, how does this sit with you? On the one hand stressing the importance of engaging with people, implying that I don’t, and then by your own admission, sending new members spinning off with bad advice so they ‘leave you alone’?
My apologies @PandaPi for pursuing this further but if we are here just to be gamed by forum Regulars how can we have any serious discussion on Ethics or anything else here? I have been trying to consider a reply to another member all night, but was asked to come here.
I come here to talk to people about Ethics in AI, to learn more about the issues and OpenAI’s products and to contribute to the forum, me, not my GPT or software.
I want my ideas to be critiqued and challenged and improved upon by real people AND by AI, and then I want to come back with more. I want to add to other people’s questions and discussions too.
At least that’s what forums used to be.
Picking a fight with ‘The Boss’, probably not the right thing to do…
Yes, for the longest time I wanted to be a ‘Regular’ too, in fact before OpenAI even had a forum, but it’s not really something I see as positive anymore.
I guess calling this out might be the end of my Membership and I will be ‘left alone’ 
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Great work, Mitchell McPhetridge!