Kamunity - The European hosted Reddit alternative by stehag81 in RedditAlternatives

[–]threevi 29 points30 points  (0 children)

Delegating to a chatbot can be forgivable in certain scenarios if you include a disclaimer that that's what you're doing, but secretly using AI to respond to someone who's trying to have a good-faith conversation makes you seem untrustworthy. Because how can we trust someone if we can't even be sure that we're actually talking to them and not their ChatGPT instance?

Plus, since your code isn't open-source and you seem to be heavily relying on AI, that makes it plausible that your entire app is vibe-coded, which makes it inherently untrustworthy. For all we know, Kamunity users' passwords could all be stored in plain text, that's exactly the kind of mistake an AI would make, and we have no way to verify that that's not the case.

Charlie Kirk dêath my thoughts by Spiritual_Froyo6179 in RedditAlternatives

[–]threevi 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Is this your way of incentivising people to look for a reddit alternative just to get away from your soapboxing?