@Dillon Smith I like it! Is this why my phone has been blowing up with calls from Pennsylvania the last 24 hours? 😉 We're entering a create-or-consume divide. A small group of people will build complex apps and web apps, while most will simply use someone else's link because it's just easier. And if there's real money in a particular niche, you can count on the major AI platforms rolling those features in eventually anyway. You'll also start seeing more lightweight apps built on Canva (and similar platforms) for lead generation purposes. For those who haven't tried it yet, Canva now lets you build basic functional tools, and from what I can tell, it looks like they're running a stripped-down version of Claude Code under the hood. I actually built a Lent quiz on it yesterday just to poke around and see what the code looked like. I think we're going to see a lot more of this type of thing tied to the calendar, holidays, seasonal moments, all designed to pull traffic toward groups, pages, and social accounts. The next 12 months are going to be a wild ride for just about everyone, especially for creators, and I mean that in the best possible way. https://aidivinecreativity.my.canva.site/lent-quiz

@Scott Johnson Looks really nice. Great example!

@Ken Tallman Absolutely. I hope people don't outsource their critical thinking skills, but I'm afraid a large percentage of the population will be led down that path. Particularly if they are not taught how to avoid it. Schools should be teaching kids today some techniques similar to my own and expanding on it with trackers, etc., but I have not seen much evidence of that.