I create a site that helps guide people away from AI generated slop copy and pasting to help with the onslaught of slop being generated without even looking at what it’s generating.
Let me know what you think!
You can find it at noslopdrop.net
Also since the site is not interactive, I would love to see a version that's JavaScript free and can be deployed as a static site
It does feature a language picker at the very bottom. Which could probably be handled without JS, and allow permalinks to specific languages.
doesn't html support automatically switching layouts based on system language or something?
There's an HTTP header that's used for language selection, but as far I know there's nothing in HTML apart from declaring what language the page is in.
it needs to have light and dark modes though
those are entirely handled in CSS
your coffee button is overlapping with the title on mobile, other than that great idea
Very nice site. Inspired by https://nohello.net, I guess?
"Coffee" button on top overlaps with "No" in title on mobile layout: screenshot
Great initiative!
I applaud the concept, but it's not very funny is it?
It's not about the AI slop. The AI component is just a new flavor of people posting information without verifying it. People been doing that since the beginning of the internet.
In other words, it's about getting people to proofread. Very old problem.
It looks good. One suggestion, the Coffee button persisting at the top is a tad aggressive IMO. And it also obscured the title on mobile. I can't seem to attach a screenshot to this comment
Responsive design with mobile-first approach
More like coffee-first approach
If I wanted to know what chatgpt has to say about something, I'd ask it myself
Wasn't there a site like this once? Its name was a buffer overflow joke...now what was that called..?
wait so we do want slop drop? i'm confused
Lovely-looking site! Excellent message.
honestly nothing feels better than knowing what chatgpt just told you is beyond retarded
websites are becoming the new memes
was the site also made by ai?
The heavy emoji use is a giveaway. That said, a heavily-formatted static site like this is a great use-case for vibecoding: the output is easily verified, there's nothing sensitive, and code quality doesn't matter.
It looks like it, but I shouldn’t jump to conclusions here. Definitely has some AI influence at the minimum.
It looks very similar to what Gemini generates
I mean it looks like someone used inspect element on https://nohello.net/