@MBurns2020 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/S49IrSMt)
> Amazing, and finally a post that isnt authored by ai.
I've been writing online a few years, read several books on it years ago so I can do it better, now so many people are using ChatGPT for writing, I have to revise things so it doesn't get mistaken for AI with short sentences, repeating the start of statements or instances of 'not X but Y' etc. even though they might be perfectly natural =]
@datajunkie said [^](/forum/redirect/post/Xxs2ioOf)
> > Amazing, and finally a post that isnt authored by ai.
>
> I've been writing online a few years, read several books on it years ago so I can do it better, now so many people are using ChatGPT for writing, I have to revise things so it doesn't get mistaken for AI with short sentences, repeating the start of statements or instances of 'not X but Y' etc. even though they might be perfectly natural =]
Nice! its a great post, keep going! Chatgpt patters just sound so generic and unhuman.
@datajunkie said [^](/forum/redirect/post/z44gYFkc)
> Interesting! Yep, now that anyone can 'build', there'll be more and more tools and websites - probably some can be useful but in the end, the importance of openings won't stop being overestimated. Probably healthy approach for most players is to not worry about too much theory, play what you like, learn from each game you play and follow curiosity while keeping it a small part of your time on chess.
That's exactly what I do. I play the Scandinavian because it's fun and most opponents barely know a few moves to counter it in the beginning.