/chatgptJust an FYI that OpenAI neglected to mention with the launch of their laughable translation "app": https://www.chatgpt.com/translateIf you are logged into your ChatGPT account and use /translate - it looks like you are not logged into ChatGPT, but you are.Every time you type a le
/erowidevery post is automod to oblivion... even innocuous photos of coffee plants.Testing 1 2 1 2 3.
/askdiggYou can see that the image of the coffee plant has been removed, but I am unsure why.Do you suppose it is the inclusion of the copyright sign in the text?I've asked support about it, but wanted to also sound out the community.Thanks!
/erowidClose-up of a Coffea arabica branch showing green fruits. [Germany] Photo by uriel5000. © 2009 Erowid.org
/chatgptI am increasingly frustrated with OpenAI and ChatGPT, to the point where I am genuinely considering cancelling my subscription. I recently used Deep Research and accidentally burned through several queries because it continued running even when the option was unchecked. When I r
/erowid/askdiggI have zero, and so does everyone else I look at.Also - is it possible to search a group? When I search, it only returns groups or users, not content.
/askWhy are community updates only available for me and not the other members of the group? /erowid/R44zNlt/digg-is-too-strict-to-post// gonna try this without a link to see if it stops being moderated.We've been having some problems with mod and the like with our community and wond
/erowidFormer LSD chemist and historian of underground LSD manufacturing, Tim Scully — best known for his involvement in the legendary Orange Sunshine-branded LSD tablets in the 1960s — has named Erowid Center as his literary executor. We’re moving his history project ahead in exciting
/simpsonsNow that the Simpsons has good writers again, I'd love to see a live-action version of the Simpsons. But I'm not sure Homer is right in this image.
/erowidTwo English-language editions of Mount Analogue by René Daumal sit on different shelves in Sasha’s office, each with a note on the cover referencing it as required reading for Leo Zeff’s clients. The original edition, Le Mont Analogue, was published in French by Éditions Gallimar
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