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This just in: some school districts in the US are banning books about cats. Apparently, somebody needs to have a chat with the administration and tell them those books “aren’t about that kind of pussy.”
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In the current political environment, can’t tell if that’d were supposed to be a joke that somebody took too far? I mean, do we really want to press on the dangers of dihydrogen monoxide while we’re at it? I mean, that stuffs deadly when inhaled, will eat through granite given enough time, and yet we provide it to our kids…. Sad times to live in TBH
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The people who leave negative reviews on e-books reporting sex scenes are my heroes. It’s easy enough to filter in smut when you’re reading fanfiction, but the e-book writers get coy about it in their descriptions. If not for sex-averse reviewers, we’d risk reading a “spicy book” that never passes first base, get clam-shelled over the lack of smut, and have to go start a fight with our husbands or something. ...not that I’m speaking from experience, or anything.
But yeah. Someone left a squicked one-star review on a book I was considering. Granted, the review was just the word “sex” written three times – like they’re starring in a demonic possession porno or something - and shoop, there the book went. Right into my cart. I hope it’s filthy. People like that are heroes.
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I’m guessing chat gpt has anti-smut filters too (think of the children….)
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At the moment, chat gpt does have filters, but OpenAI is planning to relax and/or remove those filters for verified adult users, tentatively in December.
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I can’t decide if that makes me cringe or flinch, or if it’s something in between. That could go wrong in so many ways. 😬
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