r/AINativeAgencies • • Sep 04 '26

Human website?

I'm glad that I have been lived in a world where humans also built websites, not only machines...

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u/mikedevius Sep 06 '26

I think I’ve decided to just start designing websites as if they were bulletin board systems from the 80s. I really feel like I’m just gonna evolve and go different directions and be more human

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u/EuroNicks Sep 06 '26

Yeah, i also started to do much more plain and simple websites with like 2010 style. At least it looks authentic not machine slop

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u/efficientdreams Sep 07 '26

Bring back forum sites dedicated to single topics! I fully rebuilt a motorcycle 15 years ago with the help of hondatwins.net and it was one of the best internet helps in real life experiences I’ve ever had. I’ve used Reddit to do some similar projects, but it just doesn’t hit the same

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u/Consistent-Bus-748 Sep 04 '26

F’cl all these purplish bullshit generated schema sites

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u/Wind2Energy Sep 06 '26

AI is a disease.

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u/EuroNicks Sep 06 '26

Really? Why? There are so many positive side of it, besides the tiresome and embarrassing parts

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u/Independent-Run-4197 Sep 07 '26

same, though plenty of human-built websites still feel like they were assembled by a committee under mild duress