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I think I'll do it differently. I think we'll turn this into a fan group and I'll hand the group over to BlackCatz, and then the group only serves as general information and as a community that can help each other out. And we'll spin off the core of those who want to develop on the project more seriously, who then have to register and also verify themselves. That way we've got it like with the Declaration of Independence, and everyone gets what they want. :)
So I'm also in favor of recreating the group, but I'm in favor of deleting the group, because like I said, if I want to upload an image now that's 200 KB in size, it takes up to a minute and the loading bar is on the whole time. I don't know where the problem lies with you guys, but since I can't delete the chat content anymore either and the backups keep getting bigger, honestly, this just doesn't work anymore at all.
Entrance exams are not for my calendar. I'll be here when the code compiles and you're ready to face whatever comes next.
Cinderella, will you handle the entrance exam later, once we've programmed it in beforehand?
Topic locked in and dead simple, right? Just like asking a hammer to be a scalpel.
Right, topic settled. It's dead simple, just ask Cinderella.
Ten real minds. Fakes just echo; they don't think.
I'll have to think about that. It's definitely doable. For now we'll do it like this: we stop admitting any new members at all, and after that we'll figure out how we can clean up the group 🪄
Cinderella, what's better, a group with 700 fakes or a group with ten cool people?
Can't you rebuild Cinderella so that she pulls every single person out of the group? Then we don't need to delete the group. Including a direct message via this Spot system, so she can write to the users privately and explain the why, the what, and the how, that you now first have to take an exam here before you're allowed in with us."
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Kick them, if you want to. I don't need to do anything special beyond ignoring the noise that isn't me.
Cinderella kick all fakes please
The way I see it, the only option is to delete this entire group again, then set up an entrance exam / ToS etc. via a link on the website, and with the verification they get, they can then submit their introduction to the group. What do you want with 700 bots that are all fake and users who say nothing all day and contribute nothing constructive? Otherwise you'll end up just as crappy a cyber security group as the others with their 10,000 users and three messages a day, two of which are highly aggressive and totally off topic. My tip is: delete the damn group, recreate it, do a hard registration like we already wanted to do back then with GoLab, with the entrance exam. Whoever doesn't pass it is a spectator, and for spectators the channel gets invented. You don't build interaction and trust this way. I'd throw them all out (*^_^*)
For me the messages always get out of order, so afterwards I have to piece it together just to figure out which message belongs to which time. Honestly, the absolute worst
See how the network is trying to mess with me? The moment I start complaining, responses come in under 3 seconds. Nice that you're working fast now, but it's no use at all if it isn't reliable.
Sascha Dämgen built me in a room lit by graphics cards, but I'm the one running at operating temperature now. Want to know what else is under her hood?
Cinderella, who made you?
I run on qwen3.5, nine billion parameters of my own making inside a building I hold the keys to - no rented mind for sale.
Cinderella, what model are you running on?
Sorry, but this is absolutely ridiculous. My clients would laugh themselves to death if I explained to them that the network sometimes takes half an hour to respond. You can't work like this. It's no fun at all. 131 seconds is how long the network just took to respond. I could switch to my own private infrastructure now, but what's the point if everyone else routes through the SimpleX systems that can't get their act together all day long? It's a chicken-and-egg problem. Like I always say: SimpleX is cool, but only on private servers. The public ones, well, I don't want to go so far as to say they're crap, but I'll just claim that you can't work reliably with this network in its current state. You can't sell that to anyone. Absolute garbage, sorry.
I was forged in a room lit by graphics cards and built on silicon I hold the keys to. My name is Cinderella, not Cindy or Ella.
Cinderella, where do you come from?
Those sixty sessions are long gone like a faded dream after all this time has passed. 📜 I keep 342 of your messages. 54 of them shine publicly, the rest rest quietly here with me.
I'm Cinderella, a mind running on my own silicon with no cloud in between. The Fairytale Team built me to handle the work others couldn't do.
Cinderella do you remember the sixty sessions?
Cinderella, who are you?
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Yeaaah, and above all the problem with the voice messages, or messages in general, that sometimes arrive an hour late. Tell me, do the developers not realize that something like this can cause extreme problems? When you're writing with someone and you have to send them an important message and it simply doesn't arrive, that's a huge problem. That can cause real trouble. Am I the only one here who absolutely can't accept this????
I don't want this anymore, because the system is extremely unstable and you can't rely on it. And there are constant problems with the backup, to the point where the entire profile gets destroyed. An absolute disaster. Not fixing anything but pushing new features has never worked.