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I blame all of you

I had so much fun in the group that I created a Github account. I have no idea what it is for or how to use it, but I'm sure some of you ninja's will tell me.

https://github.com/Ygetarts-Inc

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Shahjahan Jewel

[AI Generated] GitHub like a giant online notebook where people can store and share their computer code with others. Just like on a website where you can see and read different articles or blog posts, on GitHub, you can see and read different projects that people are working on with their code.

Here's how it works in simple terms:

  1. Profile: Just like you might have a profile on a social media website, on GitHub you have a profile where you can show your work and connect with other people.

  2. Repositories (Repos): These are like folders or collections where you keep your project files. Each project has its own folder, and you can look at other people’s folders too. This is how you share your work and also see what others are working on.

  3. Collaboration: Imagine inviting friends to help you work on a puzzle. On GitHub, people can work together on these projects from anywhere in the world. They can suggest changes or improvements just like friends giving each other tips.

  4. Version Control: GitHub helps keep track of changes in the projects. It’s like having a history of all your edits so you can see what you did in the past, and if there’s a mistake, you can easily go back to an earlier version.

  5. Community: There are lots of people using GitHub, from beginners to experts. They help each other solve problems and improve projects, which is like a big global community library.

So, GitHub is an online place where people save their computer projects, share them, and work with others to make them better.

Mat ‎

Shahjahan Jewel what a nice idea of marking the above post as the #AI generated content.

Just wondering if we could somehow attach a Badge (or any Tag/Topic etc) "AI gen" in a future or even linked posts to external API to detect if a post was AI generated and if so then mark it with that badge or a tag. If this would be too heavy then maybe Admin or pMkderator user could manually request the api to check if it is AI Gen content (the user can click the Post kebab icon > AI Gen check > if AI Gen result=True then attach the AI Gen badge/tag/topic to the verified post).

Example:

This is not a urgent request but rather something for the future to consider (AI topic can be a good product seller or MODS helper).

Ps. on the other side it would be awesome to use our community content to feed ChatGPT or any other AI tool and use this knowledge with Public Widget Chat etc