Stop AI-ing for Pennies in WA

Hi Folks,

Lately, I've noticed a trend here inside WA that needs a little spotlight.

More and more members are using AI to create blogs — which is fantastic in theory.

I LOVE seeing people experiment with tools that can speed up writing, brainstorming, and productivity.

But here's the problem… too many of these AI posts are being pushed out without a single ounce of editing.
And the result? AI slop.

WA has an awesome system that rewards engagement with credits.

You can earn them by helping, commenting, creating content, and yes — blogging. But somewhere along the way, the goal shifted.

Instead of creating posts that teach, inspire, or genuinely help others, I've started seeing content that exists purely to collect credits.

You can spot it a mile away:

• Generic marketing advice that could apply to anyone
• Zero personal voice or insight
• No story, no struggle, no lesson
• Just… noise

AI is a powerful assistant. It can outline your ideas, tighten your sentences, even help you find the right tone. But if you hand over the wheel completely, your writing loses what makes it yours.

What makes a great WA post isn’t polish — it’s personality.
It's the experience behind the words.
It's the "here's what I tried, and here's what actually worked."

That's the kind of content people remember. That's what builds your reputation here.

If you're going to use AI, awesome — just make sure you edit it.

• Add your real thoughts and voice.
• Humanize it.
• Share something from your experience.
• Make it valuable.
• Write for people, not for pennies.

Because no one's inspired by a robot-generated checklist. They’re inspired by people who show up, share, and speak from experience.

WA was built on community, not automation.
Let’s keep it that way.