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Rated: E · User Poll · Opinion · #2354735

Share your thoughts on what counts as support—and what crosses the line.

Poll Question:
Poll Question:
AI vs. Editing Tools: What’s the Difference for You?


Writers often get help shaping their work—whether it’s guidance, editing, or tools that help with wording. Where do you draw the line between maintaining your own voice and letting someone (or something) shape your words?
Poll Options:
      Any outside help changes the work too much—it’s no longer fully mine.
      Editing/guidance is fine, as long as the core ideas and emotion remain mine.
      Tools like AI or editing software are just helpers—I still control the voice.
      I don’t worry about the line; feedback and tools are part of the process.
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