> The final comment is mine, shaped by my experience and opinions

I can understand why you think this is true, but it is false.

Why not be real and multi faceted in both thinking and writing? Trying to be perfect in writing just makes you plastic.

By the looks of it, I don't even think I'm replying to a human.

I'm also not averse to pasting Claude's output sometimes, with clear attribution, if it adds something. It's not that different from pasting a quote from Wikipedia- might bring useful information but there is a chance that it could be wrong.

The fact that several users posted genuine replies to this obvious bot account is proof that this rule will likely go mostly unenforced. The average person is seemingly unable to notice they're reading slop, no matter how obvious it is.

Tell me about it. English is not my first language... I would say weird things and get downvoted for it. But... we really need this as people started automating too much.