- You posted the same thing more than once. This could be seen as spam. Try one really good, detailed post, instead of many okay ones.
- Your account is pretty new, and newer accounts have no reputation. Again, people could think you are a spam account. Try looking around this forum more, and making some good comments. This will help build your reputation here and give you a better understanding of how things work.
- Your project seems to have been developed with heavy help from AI. This is fine, but AI coded projects can sometimes be poor quality and low effort. People likely assumed your project was poor quality and low effort. When using AI, try to at least do the writing yourself. Use AI for the code, but write the project description and things like the `README.md` by yourself.
- Your descriptions of the project were somewhat unclear. You could gain from crafting a better, shorter, more direct [elevator pitch](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elevator_pitch). This will help people understand what you've built better.
- A lot of your post and comments have poor grammar and spelling. Again, this a sign of low effort. You should try to make your writing more correct with grammar and spelling before posting. If you need help with this, a good idea is to ask AI to review your writing before posting, and then rewriting based on the grammar/spelling mistakes it brings up. (Please note though that you should still write everything in the final post yourself.)
People on this forum appreciate effort. That's probably why your posts were not received well. Some people on here saw a lot of signs in your posts that are common with low effort content. That's why you were flagged.
That all being said, personally, I wouldn't have flagged your post. It was a little rough around the edges, and I'd urge you to polish what you put out to the world more, but overall I think you did follow this site's rules.
Even if you didn't, that is no excuse for people on this site to insult you as they have. You are welcome here, and I wish you the best, friend.
After that, I asked an HN Mod what the problem was, and they thought my posts were created by GenAI, and because of that, they were flagged. And he gave me the advice that I don't use GenAI at all for HN, not even to polish my crappy text.
Hope this was helpful, wish you a good Day
I totally understand the concerns about AI slop and community forum idea. I think what would be super helpful for newbies is to improve the Show HN Guidelines:
https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html
That's the first thing new members visit before their first post.
It says nothing about self-promotion, AI generated text, vibecoded software or the need to establish yourself first by commenting and interacting with other posts. It does link to tips but people maybe don't consider them mandatory.
You can fulfill 100% the official Guidelines above and get immediately flagged without an explanation or option to appeal.
* Start all sentences with a capital letters and end them with a point.
* Is the code AI generated? If it is people will not like it unless the project is super original.
* I still don't understand what it does, or to be more clear, why it is better than ChatGPT. I think it's self hosted, but I'm not sure how many people care about that.
Each of your submissions is self-promoting.
Using Hacker News solely or primarily for self-promotion is inconsistent with the Guidelines.
Goos luck.
I don't know for sure but, as others have pointed out, yesterday's submission was the third time you'd posted it to Show HN. People have a low tolerance for dupe posts, especially if they're perceived as excessive self-promotion.
Also, your work might be seen as vibecoded and therefore "ai slop". I dont know if it is, but all it takes is a perception.
Finally, your work might be seen as a commercial threat by some people here - causing them to flag it.
> how i can share my work with HN community
Write a technical article about some aspect of what you've done. Talk about the challenges and how you solved them. Include a link to the repo. Put it in an external site (even github) and submit a link. If its interesting then people will notice.
> "I came to the comments because the web page for Enzo explains everything except what the hell it does. Then I couldn't understand the [submission] comment either."
I think you need to practice your "elevator pitch" technique before you submit here again.