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You did a great job writing a prompt. Congratulations.

> Yes, you just need to tell it to do that.

Indeed. All you have to do is say “and make it good”, and it will make it good.

> Edit: didn't realize you were the author, asking a practical question about how to describe your project. Sorry about that. For that, I personally think you're fine. You're trying to tell people what it is, not be super technically accurate.

So if they weren’t the author you’d be tickety-boo with this smart-ass rude reply? Christ almighty.

Please, let’s not get cute. This isn’t the same thing and you damn well know it.

Yep, complete “kettle, pot” moment.

That’s not how the content addiction works. The social element is a key part of it—the chaotic nature of the pre-chewed content you so willingly and enthusiastically chow down is precisely what makes it addictive.