I just started with legendary vault module in the classroom and I have a question: some copies are like really long magazine pages like the very first one is an entire article written by David Ogilvy so do we need to write it on paper the entire thing?

I noticed several members asking for feedback on copy that's obviously AI-written. And a few well-meaning members are giving them feedback on it. When you put NO mental or physical effort into writing a piece of copy but expect others to spend time and energy reading and giving you feedback, this tells us: 1. You don't respect us 2. You think we're stupid and 3. You don't care about becoming a copywriter My recommendation to all members, if you suspect something is AI-written: Don't read it, don't give feedback, and let them know about this rule.

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