I posted a very long thread in the politics subforum. And I copy pasted a long free text and I was anxious I could get into trouble for doing that. I think theoretically it could be a copyright infringement. And the answer from the AI chatbot made me chuckle.
"I asked an AI chatbot whether I could be in legal trouble for posting this post on here. (because of copyright issues). And the answer was funny. If you are posting on SaSu copyright infringements should be your least worries. Instead my post could be interpreted as spam because in a forum where everyone is on the edge of suicide noone will care about a politicial thesis. I could be seen by the community as out of touch if I post this here. LMAO. This made me laugh bro. Noone would be interested about academic debates on here. I think that's not true."
I don't think I am out of touch for posting interesting politicial threads. But I might be out of touch because I am anxious about copyright infringements on here.
There was a time I was very active in the suicide discussion subforum but I vented about my whole life to that time. College was really torture and I feel so much better after quitting it. The time was simply insane. And I almost killed myself after this hellhole. I still have psychosomatic issues because in order to cope with the stress I had to abuse benzodiazepines. I am still venting on here frequently when I feel horrible about something. And I think my life quality is overall still medicore. But it was way worse in the past. I don't feel positive enough to post in recovery. Positivity isn't my thing. There was a time I had the inner feeling I had to help other people in recovery when I am on here. As compensation for spreading so much negativitiy in the past. And I tried to offer as many recovery resources I could think of. And I put a lot of effort in it. But I ran out of ideas doing this rather took myself resources.
I am more active in off-topic as some of you might know. I still think this community is extremely compassionate, unique and special. I wonder though whether it is morally right to interact with people on the edge of suicide without helping them more. An idea I have is I distract people from their problems with my threads. It helps me when I get feedback and I hope to make them chuckle. I think though the ethical dimension that is discussed on here isn't always present in my mind. I like to fade that out because the notion so many of you could be on the brink of suicide is frightening. It makes oneself anxious to say something wrong or to hurt someone and you cannot make this undone afterwards. I think it is more healthy for me to fade that out. There is a huge potential for regrets when dealing with acute suicidal people. This is one reason why I tend to stay out of suicide discussion. It makes me too anxious to say something wrong. And I was impacted by death of some members too strongly in the past.
Overall I don't feel out of touch with the community. From the feedback I get my presence on here is appreciated. And I feel very thankful for that. I have the feeling I am not the only person on the autism spectrum whose identitiy on here consists party of being a mass poster. There must be something wrong with you if you are posting every single day in your whole life threads on a suicide forum. Lol. It is part of my daily life. And I don't want to miss it. I think on certain topics I contributed to the community in a good way.
"I asked an AI chatbot whether I could be in legal trouble for posting this post on here. (because of copyright issues). And the answer was funny. If you are posting on SaSu copyright infringements should be your least worries. Instead my post could be interpreted as spam because in a forum where everyone is on the edge of suicide noone will care about a politicial thesis. I could be seen by the community as out of touch if I post this here. LMAO. This made me laugh bro. Noone would be interested about academic debates on here. I think that's not true."
I don't think I am out of touch for posting interesting politicial threads. But I might be out of touch because I am anxious about copyright infringements on here.
There was a time I was very active in the suicide discussion subforum but I vented about my whole life to that time. College was really torture and I feel so much better after quitting it. The time was simply insane. And I almost killed myself after this hellhole. I still have psychosomatic issues because in order to cope with the stress I had to abuse benzodiazepines. I am still venting on here frequently when I feel horrible about something. And I think my life quality is overall still medicore. But it was way worse in the past. I don't feel positive enough to post in recovery. Positivity isn't my thing. There was a time I had the inner feeling I had to help other people in recovery when I am on here. As compensation for spreading so much negativitiy in the past. And I tried to offer as many recovery resources I could think of. And I put a lot of effort in it. But I ran out of ideas doing this rather took myself resources.
I am more active in off-topic as some of you might know. I still think this community is extremely compassionate, unique and special. I wonder though whether it is morally right to interact with people on the edge of suicide without helping them more. An idea I have is I distract people from their problems with my threads. It helps me when I get feedback and I hope to make them chuckle. I think though the ethical dimension that is discussed on here isn't always present in my mind. I like to fade that out because the notion so many of you could be on the brink of suicide is frightening. It makes oneself anxious to say something wrong or to hurt someone and you cannot make this undone afterwards. I think it is more healthy for me to fade that out. There is a huge potential for regrets when dealing with acute suicidal people. This is one reason why I tend to stay out of suicide discussion. It makes me too anxious to say something wrong. And I was impacted by death of some members too strongly in the past.
Overall I don't feel out of touch with the community. From the feedback I get my presence on here is appreciated. And I feel very thankful for that. I have the feeling I am not the only person on the autism spectrum whose identitiy on here consists party of being a mass poster. There must be something wrong with you if you are posting every single day in your whole life threads on a suicide forum. Lol. It is part of my daily life. And I don't want to miss it. I think on certain topics I contributed to the community in a good way.
