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I really appreciate your insightful feedback. Thanks to your reminder, I've completely revamped the website to address the copyright concerns. Thank you once again for your valuable guidance!
my new website:https://styleart.ai/
Thank you for your critique and guidance. I've completely restructured the website, and it should no longer have copyright issues. Thanks again!
new website:https://styleart.ai/
1. Changed the website icon, removing elements that might cause association 2. Modified inappropriate descriptions on the website
Regarding the domain name choice, I admit that when selecting "ghiblio.net," I considered the popularity of related keywords and AI's ability to generate this style, but didn't fully consider the potential brand confusion issues. This was an oversight on my part. Going forward, I will be more mindful of these matters, avoid potential infringement issues, and develop my own brand.
I'd like to clarify a few points about this project:
1. Ghiblio Net is not exclusively designed for Ghibli styles, but rather offers over 30 different artistic styles to choose from, with Ghibli being just one of them.
2. These style capabilities are actually based on ChatGPT 4o's existing drawing functions - I've simply created a more user-friendly interface to access these capabilities.
3. The website includes many non-studio creative and fun styles, aiming to provide users with diverse artistic expression options.
4. My intention was to let more people experience the joy of AI artistic creation, not to specifically replicate the work of any particular studio.
For now, I recommend using your browser's built-in translation feature. As for evolution, yes, there are Pokémon that can evolve. Our game philosophy might be different from others - even Pokémon that aren't very strong in the beginning can build up powerful combat abilities through rich battle experience, eventually becoming strong enough to defeat and capture evolved Pokémon.
Thank you for the suggestions and reminders. I previously did not think enough about this, and I apologize. I am an individual developer and still exploring.
I deeply apologize for the inconvenience caused to you. In future website development, I will focus on user privacy and the practicality of the website.
Regarding Content Control:
The Girl Generator website will be temporarily taken offline for improvements All NSFW (Not Safe For Work) content will be comprehensively blocked and filtered Regarding Privacy Protection:
The BabyGenerator platform will be revised to a "private by default" mode Users will have the option to choose whether to publicly share their generated content Online versions can be deleted immediately after download to ensure privacy Long-term Planning:
Focus on providing high-quality, compliant services Ensure all features comply with privacy protection regulations such as GDPR We will continue to refine these measures to ensure we provide a safe and reliable service for our users.
If you have a chance to try it out, I'd love to hear your thoughts on the user experience and the quality of the AI-generated results. Your feedback would be incredibly valuable as we continue to improve and expand our offerings.
It seems my post has been penalized by HN, as I can no longer see it in Show.
The homepage of the website will no longer display images generated by other users; instead, images are shown on a separate page.
I know this doesn't solve the fundamental issue, but I will address this inappropriate problem as soon as possible. Thank you again for your feedback!
I think if users want to make their images public, then they should go through some restrictive measures, such as requiring more than 80% of user agreement (with at least 10 users participating in the vote).
If the support rate for an image later falls below 80%, then that image will enter the voting phase again.
There will be a dedicated voting page for users, so if other users do not participate in the voting, they will not be able to see the image.
Tomorrow, I will move user-generated images to a dedicated page, which will require clicking through to view.
The homepage of the website will no longer display images generated by other users. This should somewhat resolve the issue of not being able to load the site in public places.
This way, user-generated images will by default only be visible to the user themselves and will not be made public by default.
User-generated images will, by default, not be made public or won't be displayed on the homepage. They will only be made public after meeting certain criteria, and of course, this will primarily depend on whether the user wants them to be public.
Thank you for your feedback and for your understanding and support!
Due to the nature of the models, some are prone to generating NSFW (Not Safe For Work) type images.
I will think about how to best control this issue moving forward. I apologize again for any inconvenience this may have caused. At the same time, I appreciate your feedback, support, and understanding.
Convenient and varied countdown settings, easy to set up countdown, make your every countdown full of meaning and ritual.
You can experience an immersive countdown here, with quiet music, nice background motion graphics, and will continue to add music and motion graphics.
Thanks for your support!
5 minute timer allows you to customize the animation and background music of your choice, creating an optimal environment for you to focus on every moment, whether you are working, studying or resting.
I'm excited to introduce a project I've been developing on and off for a few months - aiuphouse.com. It's an AI-generated image sharing website, which I hope serves not just as an image repository, but a source of inspiration and creativity.
Initially, my idea was simple - to create an AI image site with a search function. However, I quickly encountered a challenge: the source of the images. I realized that relying solely on my own AI-generated images was insufficient. That's when I found a turning point: using the MJ image library, which comes with its own image information. This helped me solve the issues of sourcing, searching, and alt text.
Consequently, I restructured the site, adding key pages for SEO optimization. Despite being indexed by Google, the natural traffic has been nearly non-existent in the past three days. Currently, the site hosts over 500,000 AI images, with around 20,000 new AI images added daily. Although some images may be similar, I believe there's always something here to spark your creativity.
The basic framework of the site is now complete, and the daily task is mainly updating the image resources. My goal is to reach 5 million images, which is the maximum I can sustain at the moment
I'm posting here today partly to ask you to visit aiuphouse.com to help with a "cold start," and more importantly, to sincerely seek your advice and feedback.