"Dear OpenAI Team,
As a long-time user of ChatGPT’s free-tier service, I have noticed a significant reduction in the conversation limit compared to previous months. I understand that adjustments are made based on usage and demand, but many users feel that the current limits are too restrictive.
Would OpenAI consider alternative ways for free-tier users to extend their chat limits, such as optional ads, daily bonus messages, or other engagement-based methods? This would provide a fair balance between resource management and accessibility.
I believe that expanding options for free-tier users will not only improve user experience but also encourage long-term engagement with OpenAI’s ecosystem. If there is any way to support or vote for this idea officially, please let me know.
Thank you for your time and consideration. I appreciate the effort OpenAI puts into providing this technology for free-tier users."
I’d like to share some thoughts about the current experience with ChatGPT, particularly regarding the recent tightening of content restrictions.
Over time, I’ve noticed that ChatGPT has become significantly more cautious—often to the point where even harmless, imaginative, or speculative questions can trigger error messages or refusals. While I completely understand and respect the need for safety and responsible AI use, I feel that the current level of restriction has started to limit the creativity and flexibility that once made ChatGPT so engaging.
In earlier versions, ChatGPT was able to explore complex or even slightly darker topics with nuance, care, and a balanced tone—without immediately shutting down the conversation. It didn’t encourage harm, but it also didn’t shy away from challenging discussions. That balance was powerful, and it allowed for more authentic, human-like interaction.
Now, with the stricter filters, it often feels like the AI is avoiding anything that even slightly touches on morally gray or sensitive territory, even when the intention is curiosity, storytelling, or deeper understanding. It can be frustrating for users who aren’t trying to exploit the system, but simply want thoughtful dialogue or creative exploration.
I believe ChatGPT can still be safe without being over-restricted. A system that offers a more nuanced response—acknowledging sensitivity while still engaging meaningfully—would create a much richer and more satisfying experience.
I truly appreciate the work that’s gone into improving ChatGPT, and I offer this feedback not as a complaint, but as a sincere hope that the platform can strike a better balance: protecting users while still allowing intelligent, open-ended conversation.
Thank you for listening.
I’m really grateful for ChatGPT. Despite all the rumors and debates surrounding it"Dear OpenAI Team, I just hope ChatGPT continues to grow without losing what makes it special.
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