I see articles like below which I think doesn't fit to say an article, It's just a very small blog kind of post.
/article/what-is-the-react-strict-mode-enhancing-react-development/
This is just an example, earlier I saw good quality content but now a days people are posting just a piece of code from ChatGPT and calls it as an article. Recently I have seen so many articles, without any image (working code or preview). By viewing it clearly appears that conent is exactly copied from the ChatGPT or CoPilot.
I just want to raise that concern to the content editing or approval team
Sam HobbsPosted Jun 23, 2024, 6:15 PM
C# Corner has always, from the beginning, been a place where anyone can contribute. The intent has always been to be very supportive.
In the past, I have been grouchy about issues such as you say here. In my opinion it is possible for articles to be improved by others (and still be supportive of the original author) such as a wiki type of site but that is not done.
I think that responses in forum posts are often from ChatGPT or some other AI tool and I agree that it would be better if the method (an AI tool) used to obtain the response was described instead. Other sites do not allow responses from AI tools. It is a complicated issue. I really think that at a minimum when an AI tool is used it should be stated that the response is from an AI tool. That applies to articles too of course.
Mariusz PostolPosted Jul 19, 2024, 7:16 PM
My point is that the only thing we can do is repeat, repeat, and after that recall "simplification is not the mother of simplicity". The simplicity doesn't have any metrics that can be used to compare. Everything depends on the author's approach to gathering activity points. You can comment and use a thumb-up icon to express your thoughts.
Riddhi ValechaPosted Jun 23, 2024, 6:58 PM
In Chatgpt, we as developers get the code, where here , we are able to view everybody's articles, see books, search jobs, exchange ideas, and much more.
Personally, I feel that this website is best for learning.
For some issues that need to be in short notice, we take help from chatgpt.