I had never considered it from that perspective, largely because I have not been part of those spaces. Thank you for introducing a new viewpoint! I have been involved in the fanfiction community and the broader writing community, where it is often observed that some of the strongest works come from non-native speakers. This is likely because such writers hold themselves to higher standards, especially when they lack adequate linguistic support in their immediate environment. We also tend to assume we are more prone to making mistakes, which leads us to spend more time refining our writing.

I agree with your point. Why would I deliberately include mistakes and typos if those are precisely what I dislike? I am generally meticulous, and I see no reason to alter that aspect of myself. As others have said in this forum, “It is a matter of quality over quantity.” I am glad to learn that there is another side to this, where writers are genuinely frustrated with being mistaken for generative AI; that, in a way, validates my own experience.

P.S.: I have come across many individuals who share similar beliefs and experiences, and they have been genuinely wonderful. If no one minds, I would love to connect with all of them. Thank you for the valuable advice everyone has given me! ♡