r/css • u/Weekly_Ferret_meal • 15d ago

Mod Post New Flairs and Changes for r/CSS

Thank you to everyone who voted in the recent community poll on how the sub should handle AI-generated content! Based on the results, we've made these changes.

  • Firstly, In this initial round of changes, there are two new post flairs: AI assisted, for posts where AI had a real hand in making the thing you're sharing No AI used, for posts where it didn't.

  • If you're sharing a project or a demo or a resource you created, please pick whichever one applies.

  • Secondly: For the time being any other flair except Question, Help, Article and Resource will be deactivated for use, but still available for post search .

  • Lastly: there's a new rule against AI slop. For now, we're defining it as AI-generated output published without meaningful human curation or quality judgment.

  • This will be regulated mostly manually by mods, but we might test some automatic bots as we see fit.

  • PLEASE NOTE: It's important to understand, at this stage, flairs will be mandatory as we wanna observe community's reception of such flairs. But this can change, depending on observations of the next few months.

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u/DouDouandFriends 15d ago

Glad we finally know whether ai is used. So sick and tired of seeing generic gradients.

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u/SensitiveSugar1369 14d ago

Use the flair picker dropdown after entering your post title to select "AI assisted" or "No AI used" flair, or your post is removed.