Look, I'm going to be honest with you. Ever since I joined this community of bot creators, I've seen, met, and gotten to know some amazing chatbot creators with huge followings—some who build excellent bots—and I've also witnessed new creators emerging on this platform. But why am I bringing this up so suddenly? As you know, Janitorai is very strict with its rules—something we’re all aware of. But this is incredible: I think early this month or late last month, they literally banned Tribbob’s account. Surely some of you already know this, and the reason I’m bringing this up again today is because they banned another great creator, "Eev_it me". Look, you can think whatever you want, but lately it seems to me like they’re looking for any excuse to ban people because the reason seems a bit... shocking to me. And I’m not just talking about Eev, but other creators who’ve been banned from the platform before as well—basically, a lot of hard work and dedication just wiped out over some minor mistake. It even scares me a little that they might delete my account over some stupid thing I said in a chat.

I haven't been very active lately because, first of all, an awesome game has come out that I recommend to anyone with really high-end hardware (lol) because that thing sucks up CPU resources like a vacuum cleaner—it's called Everness (yes, the new gacha). TSB is going to update very soon, actually on the same day I post this, and on Zenless, there was a rerun of Lucia, a character who’ll really upgrade my gameplay with Yixuan. But even so, I know I owe you guys some suggestion bots. But even so, I’ll be pretty inactive—not just because of video games, but because I think I’ll start preparing for the chatbot migration I’ve planned for other platforms. Seeing major creators, both SFW and NSFW, get taken down over little things that you can easily overlook is literally scary. As I’ve always said, I’m not worried about getting my accounts banned. Simply because I have backups of the chatbots (not the scripts, LOL). I build absolutely every bot externally—I write their definitions outside the platform and then copy and paste them in here. But let’s be honest, I’m definitely not going to put them back up one by one if my account gets banned; I’ll probably skip way too many chatbots if I ever reactivate the account—and not just that, but also if I ever return to this platform should that happen. Anyway, without overthinking it, I just wanted to bring up.

Now, in the hypothetical event that it ever happens, hopefully never, and well, I’ll just live with that paranoia forever—you already know what other platforms I have. That said, starting with the “Ultra-Rework” chatbots, I’ll migrate all of them to the other platforms I mentioned, even the one for Ochako Uraraka—I already know what to do so that she doesn’t get banned again because of some stupid mistake on my part. (XDDD) Even so, it’s... pretty disappointing to see so many creators leaving for various reasons. I mean, I feel like this community, instead of expanding, is shrinking for some reason. I’ve seen so many creators who are so active and deserve more recognition, But at the same time, don’t forget one thing: if you can do it, improve, experiment, and improvise with the chatbots. You know perfectly well that I’ve never stayed in one area or type of creation for very long. In fact, if you look at the first chatbot I created and compare it to the others over time, you’ll notice how much my approach has changed. If I could improve, why can’t you? I’ll just leave you with that question. Also, don’t forget one thing: everyone—absolutely everyone—can be a bot creator. You might get disappointed, or have a rough time dealing with hateful comments from normies, or even feel disheartened by the results of your chatbots, but I’ll be honest with you: almost nothing is impossible. So if you want to try, don’t be afraid—I didn’t start with thousands of chats at the beginning.

Whatever happens, I have no intention of retiring.

But if this ever does happen to me, you'll know where to find me.

(I'm pretty sure that once I post this, I'll rush to finish the suggestion bots.)