@Foxalabs — I get that this is “a developer community,” but let’s be real — when users like me give actual product feedback about GPT models, it’s because there’s nowhere else we can have an open discussion without it disappearing into a support ticket black hole.
Redirecting everyone to Discord or a support link isn’t the same as listening. Discord is noise, and support is one-way. Here, at least, posts stay visible and other users can weigh in.
If the ChatGPT team “doesn’t monitor this forum,” maybe they should — because a lot of us have been here since GPT-3.5 and can tell when a model is better or worse. GPT-5 (Plus version) is worse in code, worse in music, worse in flow — while GPT-4.1, 4.5, and even 4o did better. Hiding real feedback just makes it look like you’re avoiding the conversation.
Closing posts doesn’t fix the problem.
Listening — and acting
— does.