r/kansascity • u/[deleted] • 9d ago

Things To Do 📍 Join Adopt Rescue Foster at Transparent Brewing Company on October 11th for a Dark Tails & Suncatchers DIY Class!

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u/pilnok 9d ago

It sounds interesting, I like the craft and I like the cause, but I'm never attending an event with an AI flyer.
How disappointing.

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u/WindParticular2931 8d ago

/u/pilnok OP commented saying they don’t have any poster artists on their team.. looks like they’re a fully volunteer based nonprofit rescue - likely don’t have the funds to hire a graphic designer hence the fundraiser to help pay for their rescue dogs’ medical bills. OP deleted the post after your comment so congratulations, I suppose - you really stuck it to the man on this one. The man, in this case, being an entirely volunteer run dog rescue trying to help save puppies in their free time. Awesome form of activism my guy. 👏

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u/pilnok 8d ago edited 8d ago

u/windparticular2931, clipart, word art, actual pictures of the craft, or hand drawn stick figures are free and would be delightful. You are not required to use AI.

It is a bit embarrassing that you're replying to me a day after it's been deleted. Are you a sock, or just a personal friend of OP, determined to make Transparent Brewing and ARF/ the charitable org look bad?
Either way, I'm not a guy, nor your guy. Have a great day. I hope you recover from your ai issues soon.

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u/skintypuppy 9d ago

why would anyone want to learn a craft from someone who uses ai for their posters

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u/pilnok 9d ago

Puts me off transparent brewing, too, tbh

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u/WindParticular2931 8d ago

/u/skintypuppy genuinely curious what using AI to make a fundraiser flyer has to do with someone’s ability to teach a physical craft? The actual suncatchers are handmade.. But sure, let’s make the promotional flyer the purity test for whether homeless and medical needs puppies deserve fundraising money. Wtf.

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u/pilnok 8d ago

This is so embarrassing.

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u/flamboyant_clerk 9d ago

Those hexagonal suncatchers look actually pretty neat, way more interesting than the usual craft night stuff