Yesterday, I woke up to find one of my bots completely wiped out. No warning, no grace period, and zero opportunity to address whatever invisible line it supposedly crossed. It’s an incredibly frustrating contrast to a platform like Saucepan, where moderation actually treats creators like partners—privating a bot and clearly pointing out what needs tweaking so hours of hard work aren't just thrown in the trash.

Unfortunately, this isn't just an isolated incident; it’s a symptom of a much larger, highly inconsistent censorship situation. There is a glaring double standard in how support is distributed here. We are watching a landscape where creators who spend days meticulously scripting, formatting, and trying to build genuinely engaging, deep narratives are penalized without a second thought. Meanwhile, you can glance at the front page or the top charts on any given day and see low-effort, sensationalist tropes sitting comfortably with hundreds of thousands of messages, completely untouched despite being heavily reported.

It’s clear which "type" of content the platform’s ecosystem chooses to protect and amplify, and it’s rarely the creators who are actually trying to do something good, have fun, and respect the craft. Because I value my own time and the community we’ve built, I am officially migrating the rest of my work to Saucepan. I’ll be leaving my profile link below later, and it’s already tucked into my bio. I’m reuploading the deleted bot there—let's hit that 9k milestone again and show what real quality looks like.

Mel out.