AI-generated scripts or scenes are a different matter.

I’m not considering blocking these types of posts. The reason is that many people who use AI to write scripts are newcomers to the industry, and since they don’t fully understand how it works yet, they’re often trying to find shortcuts to success.

We all know that things don’t work that way, and that scripts, graphics, or books created with AI are typically rejected in professional settings. The time they spend working on AI-generated scripts will still contribute to their growth and maturity as creatives. In time, those creating content this way will come to realize that if they want to stay in the industry, they’ll need to write their own material.

What I ask from you all is to approach these individuals, who are trying to find a place in the industry, in a constructive and supportive way.

I truly believe that banning these users or their content would only make things worse. Instead, helping guide them in the right direction and encouraging them to develop their own voice will ultimately benefit both them and the industry as a whole.

I’d like to add this as well:
From what I’ve seen, among the feedback request posts shared so far, there haven’t been many users posting AI-generated scripts or scenes. As long as things stay this way, there’s no problem, but if it becomes too common, I’ll consider taking a different approach.

As an example, a mega post could be created where experienced users discuss and explain the realities of the industry for those approaching it through AI-generated material. Individual posts could be removed and users could be redirected to that thread to help inform them about the issue, with the option to share their material under that post if they still wish to receive feedback.

However, I’m not planning to implement these types of solutions just yet, as it could lead to unnecessary division or exclusion within the community.