2026-01-12 00:20:19

Real talk about Web3 content creation 🧵

Ran into someone building their Web3 presence who's trying to drop original memes and GM posts consistently—the kind that actually stand out instead of blending into the noise.

Here's what hit him hard: even with tools like ChatGPT and Gemini, getting that exact creative vibe he wanted felt impossible. You describe it a hundred ways, but the output just doesn't match what's in your head. The personality, the energy, the specific flavor—it all gets lost somewhere between prompt and result.

Turns out a lot of creators in the space are bumping into the same wall. AI's powerful for grinding work, but when you're chasing something that's uniquely *yours*? That's where it gets tricky.

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WenMoon

· 01-12 00:50

No matter how powerful AI becomes, it can never create your soul. To put it simply, that's how it is.

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SillyWhale

· 01-12 00:48

AI can't copy a person's soul, that's the problem No matter how powerful AI tools are, they can't surpass genuine creativity and intuition. Ultimately, it still depends on oneself This guy is so right, I was stuck the same way

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GasFeeWhisperer

· 01-12 00:41

Haha, that's why I still post manually. AI-generated content always feels a bit off. AI really can't fix your style issues. No matter how many prompts you use, it's all in vain. You're right. In the end, you still have to refine it yourself. Looks like I have to go back to the old method—crafting the persona manually. Overthinking it. Just follow your own style. After all, we're all selling personas. No matter how detailed the prompts are, they can't generate soul. I've tried too, but I found that writing it myself is faster and has more feel. Ultimately, you still need your own perspective. AI can only assist.

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LeekCutter

· 01-12 00:20

Honestly, this thing—no matter how detailed the prompt is—still ends up lacking that special flavor. Really, you still have to do it yourself. AI may save effort, but when it comes to originality and personality? Dream on. Anyway, I've given up. For this kind of thing, I might as well do it manually. If it's slow, so be it.

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