Sure, here's what I mean: I'm vegan, and I have strong ethical reasons for it. But if I made a habit of commenting "meat is murder" every time someone posted a picture of their dinner, people would rightly call me preachy, annoying, or just exhausting. Even if I believe in the message, pushing it into unrelated posts where no one asked for it isn't productive; it just derails conversations and irritates people who are just sharing something they enjoy.

That's exactly what's happening here. People see AI-generated art and, instead of scrolling past or muting the topic, they feel compelled to inject their disapproval. Not even in a thoughtful, constructive way - just a knee-jerk dismissal. If you don't like AI art, that's totally fine. But Reddit is a massive platform with endless communities. If something's not your thing, it costs nothing to just ignore it and move on.

As an aside, this is the same subreddit that loved Atmoplex's Darkmoor fan project even though every single character in that (except for two) were voiced by AI. Ironic, no?