Some people will. The vast majority won’t. You are not playing for an audience, only for crawlers, so what is the point?

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mrighele 24 days ago | parent [-]

Those who won’t were doing it for the money. Those who continue are those who do it for passion, or those whose recipe is just a way to attract people to their business (e.g. kitchenware company). I don’t think it is necessarily bad, the quantity will decrease but the quality may even improve

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RyanHamilton 24 days ago | parent | next [-]

I built a passion reference site. A large part of that passion came from knowing and talking to the people I was helping. One person emailing or saying thanks would later help power me through to create more useful articles. Enriching openai/claude/ms/google and no thanks from an individual, has disincentivized me from writing more.

	▲	nicbou 24 days ago \| parent [-]
		Same here. People knew the website and it was immensely flattering to meet users in the wild. It motivated me to really sweat the small stuff, because people noticed. Now I'm just feeding the slop machine, and it feels pointless.

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the_af 24 days ago | parent | prev [-]

> Those who continue are those who do it for passion

Nothing kills passion faster than your only audience being an AI crawler.