- Oct 28, 2020
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Hey guys!
I am testing Quillbot again after few (3-4) years of being away from it, and I can't seem to find the best use for it anymore in churning out quality content...
So I have a few questions for those who use Quillbot extensively, so please answer them if it's no problem:
1) how do you manage to quickly and automatically create content that's both readable and passes Quillbot's AI detection?
The few tests I've run (on a 100% manually written piece of content each time) - with Quillbot's various settings - always turn this human-written content into AI slop that Quillbot's AI detector sees as AI (what a shock, huh)?
So this is my 1st question... what are the settings you are using to quickly create content that's readable but also passes the AI detection?
2) did you notice any difference between the different modes (Simple, Fluency, Standard, Academic, etc)?
I swear to God, I've passed several articles through EACH ONE of these modes and I couldn't see a difference if you poured wax on me. Maybe I'm blind or idiot, or maybe I didn't thoroughly read / analyze the outputted content, but I honestly can't see a difference... or maybe the content that I've tested these on is not the right type of content (but then which type is the right type??) for these functions, I don't know...
So yeah, that would be my 2nd question... what's the deal with the different modes, and how to get the most out of them?
If any of you uses Quillbot regularly please let me know the answers to these 2 questions as I'd love to get back to using it (I really did like it in the past), but I can't figure out some of the things that it does...
Thanks in advance!
I am testing Quillbot again after few (3-4) years of being away from it, and I can't seem to find the best use for it anymore in churning out quality content...
So I have a few questions for those who use Quillbot extensively, so please answer them if it's no problem:
1) how do you manage to quickly and automatically create content that's both readable and passes Quillbot's AI detection?
The few tests I've run (on a 100% manually written piece of content each time) - with Quillbot's various settings - always turn this human-written content into AI slop that Quillbot's AI detector sees as AI (what a shock, huh)?
So this is my 1st question... what are the settings you are using to quickly create content that's readable but also passes the AI detection?
2) did you notice any difference between the different modes (Simple, Fluency, Standard, Academic, etc)?
I swear to God, I've passed several articles through EACH ONE of these modes and I couldn't see a difference if you poured wax on me. Maybe I'm blind or idiot, or maybe I didn't thoroughly read / analyze the outputted content, but I honestly can't see a difference... or maybe the content that I've tested these on is not the right type of content (but then which type is the right type??) for these functions, I don't know...
So yeah, that would be my 2nd question... what's the deal with the different modes, and how to get the most out of them?
If any of you uses Quillbot regularly please let me know the answers to these 2 questions as I'd love to get back to using it (I really did like it in the past), but I can't figure out some of the things that it does...
Thanks in advance!