I know most people subscribed because of my BOTS. It's a real dih touching and puh touching story.

The moderators got to my POPULAR bots, made them private, and blocked my account for a week. Judging by the description, I can't update or post them again, although the bots remain. I've argued many times with "concerned moralists" who assured me my account would soon be blocked, and for some reason, I think someone reported my bots because there are three more pages of untouched bots on the site with the same tag.

My opinion hasn't changed – they literally gathered us together on a platform and are now teaching us morals. It won't work. The site's original concept was communication without boundaries. I understand that sweet money is much more important, but then stop pretending that JAI has remained the same. It has absolutely nothing in common with the site that existed a year and a half ago.

It's interesting that no one touched Karina, even though she's also a OURS. The main complaint was more about the description of the bot... I guess. Well, you know, moderators are lazy and unemployed, and they probably don't know the platform's rules themselves.

Even now, these faggots won't let me write THESE words because of moderation. The developers honestly spent a ton of money and resources on creating an AI censorship system instead of investing it in developing their fucking LLM. The end of JAI is closer than it seems.

WHAT NOW

Well, due to the site's new policy (which changes almost daily), bots with connections will not be HERE. Nicole and Harper are on my SECOND ACCOUNT on another platform; all the links are in the profile. I might re-release it here with a different bot scenario, like she'll be your adopted dаughtеr or stеpsister.

Regarding my bots in general. In a year and a half of running my account, I've only created 10-15 bots. For almost 1,000 subscribers, that's a decent result. But, as you can see, while others create 10-15 bots a month, I haven't published anything for months. I simply lack the ideas and motivation to create them. The process of creating a bot takes me several days, and I also have to find the right images and so on. Sometimes it feels like work, not a pleasant hobby. Moreover, such a long process doesn't necessarily mean high-quality bots—I've seen many bots created in a couple of hours with a much more interesting plot and description. I start reworking the bot, and it eventually turns into an endless Deming cycle of constantly updating and improving the bot. And it even causes stress.