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AI is everywhere now - from thumbnail generation to script writing to voice cloning. Which AI tools have actually improved your workflow, and which ones feel like overhyped solutions looking for problems? Are you embracing AI assistance or worried about oversaturation? Let's have an honest discussion about the practical applications versus the fears.
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There are so many AI tools that can turbo-charge your workflow and content. These tools can help in time saving and in generating new ideas. It also helps in automating video editing too. ChatGPT and image-generation applications are some of the other common AI-driven applications that are mostly used by people. What's your go-to AI tools?
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A cute update has come to the store within Moonbeam, avatar flairs, are a small bit of flair that you can use on top of your avatar picture. Very similar to what you can see within Discord, these avatar flairs come in three flavors currently and are free to claim. The future I can see in that these flairs can be purchasable for a low cost on each flair, even going as far as future collaborations. While the current flairs are rather simple, I can see the future potential for these as another item that people would be able to purchase which would help Moonbeam bring in some revenue that wouldn't be advertising. Of course, this source of revenue wouldn't be much compared to…
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If you are new to influencer marketing, you may be wondering about which platform is best or whether you should focus on one or many. Well, frankly speaking, the platform itself is less important than having a genuine, engaged, and large following. Choose a platform based on your skills and interests. For instance, if you are not comfortable making videos, TikTok or YouTube might be difficult platform. If photography or infographics are your strengths, Instagram and Pinterest might be better option. Focus on quality content and building trust on your chosen platform.
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When I recently did a YouTube search on just the single keyword “Bluesky” the results were completely filled with video after video of “Bluesky is dying” or “Bluesky death of being woke.” I understand that negative or even hate-filled clickbait will be gathering those sweet sweet clicks and watch-time but, is there a movement of Bluesky users going back to extwitter? I left extwitter way back in 2022 among those who saw the writing on the wall with Elon taking control of the platform. It was always becoming a cesspool long before he came on board and with him at the helm, it quickly dove into reaches of even worse filth. Hate speech being pushed through as normative, alon…
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We've all been there - a game night that turns into relationship counseling. But what about those co-op experiences that actually brought you closer to friends or family? Share games that created great memories without the usual "friendly fire" incidents. What made them work? Was it the communication required, shared problem-solving, or just the right balance of challenge and fun?
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Some of the best content comes from creator collaborations, but finding the right people to work with can be challenging. Share success stories of collaborations that elevated your content or helped you grow. How do you approach potential collaborators? What makes a partnership work beyond just audience size?
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Beyond just content creation, how has being part of online communities (like this one) affected your offline relationships, career choices, or personal growth? Share positive changes, unexpected connections, or skills you've developed that translate beyond the digital world. Sometimes the real value of communities isn't what we originally expected.
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Balancing consistent content scheduling with authentic, spontaneous creativity is one of the biggest creator challenges. How do you maintain a content calendar while leaving room for those spur-of-the-moment ideas that often perform best? Share your planning strategies, tools that work (or don't), and how you handle when life disrupts your carefully laid plans.
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We've all had those content ideas that seemed like complete duds but ended up being surprisingly popular with our audience. Share your unexpected wins - what content performed way better than expected? Was it timing, authenticity, or just hitting a topic at the right moment? Sometimes the content we're least confident about resonates the most.
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Content creation can be mentally and physically exhausting. Share your techniques for avoiding burnout, maintaining work-life balance, and keeping creativity flowing. Do you batch content? Take planned breaks? Have backup content ready?
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The creator grind is real - constant content, algorithm changes, and the pressure to always be "on." How do you keep the creative spark alive while managing the business side? Share strategies that have worked for you, warning signs you watch for, or how you've bounced back from creative low points. Whether you're a streamer, podcaster, or content creator, let's discuss sustainable creative practices.
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Whether it's advanced video editing, perfect audio mixing, natural on-camera presence, or something completely different - if you could wake up tomorrow having mastered one creator-related skill, what would transform your content most? Explain why that particular skill would be your game-changer and what you'd do with it first.
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If you could go back to when you first started creating content (or thinking about it), what's the one piece of advice you'd give yourself? Would it be technical, mindset-related, or about building community? For those just starting, what questions are you hoping someone will answer from experience?
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If you could go back to when you first started creating content (or thinking about it), what's the one piece of advice you'd give yourself? Would it be technical, mindset-related, or about building community? For those just starting, what questions are you hoping someone will answer from experience?
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Do you currently use any decentralized web platforms? Anything that is part of the fediverse falls under this category, ActivityPub connects a bunch of websites together which makes it easier to locate platforms that aren't made by big corporations such as Meta social media platforms. I believe that the internet is in a state where soon the bigger names are going to eventually fail and many people are going to find alternatives. I highly recommend looking into integrating your projects to the Fediverse if you can. I'm hoping more forum software will go down this route eventually.
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If you currently own a blog do you prefer to type things up in a word processor before you post it to your website? Or do you prefer to write your drafts on your website and then whenever it's ready to be posted you post it immediately? I just typically save drafts on my blog and just edit and add things to each article before I post it. I've tried using a word processor in the past but the formatting was always off. Though it might be better to do both just incase your website glitches out and you lose your drafts.
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Early access has become a major part of indie gaming culture, allowing players to experience games as they develop. Do you enjoy being part of a game's journey from alpha to release, or do you prefer waiting for the finished product? Share experiences with early access games that either exceeded expectations or left you disappointed, and discuss the pros and cons of this development model.
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Writing about current events, or creating videos/podcast on current topic is easy, however, the trends fade fast. If you want long-term traffic on your written content or audio visual content, focus on evergreen topics, the topics that stay relevant for years. This strategy will help you get ongoing traffic. You might not get immediate traffic, but unlike current topics that stops accumulating views after a while, evergreen content generates regular traffic.
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How did you develop your unique style or perspective? Share the journey of artistic self-discovery and how it's evolved over time.
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We all have those games that feel like a warm hug - titles we return to when stressed, overwhelmed, or just need something familiar. What's your gaming comfort food? Is it a cozy farming sim, a familiar RPG you've completed multiple times, or maybe a puzzle game that helps you unwind? Share what makes these games your go-to stress relievers.
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From manual save points to physical instruction booklets, gaming has evolved dramatically. What elements from gaming's past do you miss? Split-screen multiplayer? Cheat codes? Games that didn't require day-one patches? Let's discuss what made old-school gaming special.
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That moment when a game completely blew your mind - whether it was your first RPG, a puzzle that made you feel genius, or a story that left you speechless. What's that one gaming experience you'd love to relive fresh? Was it the gameplay innovation, the emotional impact, or just perfect timing in your life? Bonus points for explaining why it hit so hard and if you think it would still have the same impact today.
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Each generation develops different skills based on their environment and technology. What skills from previous generations do you think are being lost that still have value? Conversely, what new skills are younger generations developing that older generations might not appreciate? Is there a skill you wish you had learned that was common in a different generation?
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How do you do and welcome on in to our new home on the internet. I'm Josh and I've been a live streamer/content creator for close to 10 years now. From starting out my simple beginnings streaming on Twitch before exploring the alternatives of the day. I enjoy finding these new places that are either just starting out or, have been around for a bit. It's the excitement of seeing what these platforms are trying to accomplish in being different than the status quo. Where by simply trying to copy Twitch, isn't what creatives are looking for. They're looking for something that is similar but is offering a newer, fresh approach to the creative and viewer experience. One thing I…
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