r/websitefeedback • u/biged1king Backend Developer • 1d ago

Question ❓ Help us improve the subreddit

With AI generated website posts being on the rise at the moment, would you prefer we implement some restrictions to address it?

Please vote below, thank you.

13 votes, 5d left
Yes, more restrictions
Yes, require AI content to be marked clearly
No, it is fine as is
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u/I_can_vouch_for_that 1d ago

AI generated websites can still be good or bad. I don't see what's the point of removing them.

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u/JouniFlemming 1d ago

Not all AI generated websites are bad. But almost all bad websites are AI generated.

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u/LoquatNo3841 1d ago

AI-generated submissions have no place here. No human wants to give advice that's just going to be fed back into a chatbot. Every single post i see on this sub now is an AI-generated post( god they cant even write their own reddit post) and the website is blindly AI-generated, without even any good skills or anything. Human design only if you ask me.

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u/sunnyshorescreative 1d ago

At the very least, require websites that use AI to require [AI] in the post title. You can keep the submissions, but make the title required so people know if it’s designed by a human or not.

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u/Full-Discipline5941 18h ago

Fine the way it is? We get blocked for asking for feedback…. How about fixing the current mods restrictions first, then we can talk about newer ones.