u/Exciting-Mall192

Greetings!

It's been a while since we made any announcement at all. Thank you to everyone who adhered to our rules and kept the sub active and organized. So we have a big announcement to start the second half of 2026.

We're here to talk about new transparency rules for developers. As AI has become even more powerful, especially in the coding department, we've noticed the rise of vibecoded platforms, which for us have been very concerning lately. We're not entirely against the use of AI, especially when it's used to assist a project. That is perfectly fine.

However, there's a difference between someone who knows what they're doing being assisted by AI and someone who knows nothing about coding and directs the AI to build an app without knowing the risk it puts on other users.

After further discussions, mods agreed that all developers need to be transparent about their use of AI. Starting this month, developers are required to disclose the percentage of AI usage in their app whenever posting in our monthly megathread and Sunday promotion post. Any number below 60% is still considered AI-assisted, and any number above that should be considered vibecoded.

We won't outright ban you from having vibecoded app, but please give a disclaimer as you're also putting customers at risk, especially with sensitive information such as their emails and payment information (if you do have a subscription).

We do want to be upfront: this relies on honesty. Since mods don't have coding expertise ourselves, we're counting on the community to look out for each other. If you come across a platform that seems suspicious or a developer who hasn't disclosed their AI usage, please report it to us.

To be clear on enforcement:

• Failure to disclose will result in a one-time warning.
• If a fellow developer or user reports an app that's found to pose a genuine risk to users (security flaws, data leaks, etc.), the developer of that app will be banned.

Every user's safety and privacy are our utmost priority, and we appreciate everyone's cooperation in making this a safer space for both developers and users. If you have any questions about these new rules, feel free to drop them in the comments or send us a modmail.

Have a great day!

PS: The new monthly megathread will now add this transparency requirement!

There's currently a heavy debate on twitter where a father is assisting his two daughters in women's restroom, most people are in support of him because the burden of being uncomfortable shouldn't be placed on the little girls but rather on the adults and I saw a lot of women said they don't mind this. However, there are also people who think the dad should've taken them to men's restroom since moms also always bring their sons to women's restroom.

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Personally, as a woman, I agree with the former. As long as the dad announces himself and let people know he's there to help his daughters, then I would be cool. I mean, I get that women are being cautious about a man entering a safe space. But I think we can differentiate someone with an ulterior motive and someone who's genuinely just helping his father.

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Sooo, which restroom do you think he should go to in order to help his two daughters?

EDIT: LMAO I mean genuinely helping his daughters 😂😂😂

Email marketing and social media marketing work entirely different, I figured that out on my first month. While email still makes up sales most of the time, for me it's easier to navigate social media. And then my client suddenly throws me into email campaign which I have zero knowledge about 😂

I had to start from 0 learning Klaviyo. For context, it's an e-commerce business, so the emails are all sales, sales, sales. The audiences are women in their 40s and above which I also have no knowledge about since my previous client's target audience is 20s to 30s women.

When I first joined, the open rate wasn't bad, it was 54%-55%. I have been trying to improve the marketing email and we've grown about 3% to 4%. Open rate is now at 58-59%. But the click rate (0.24%), placed order (0.02%), and revenue per recipient (AUD 0.05) are absolutely on the floor. I've tried changing subject lines, preview text, and even CTA. Seems like the subject lines worked with how our open rates increase, but the click rate never really improved.

I have even brought up changing segmentation, but my client, for some reason, does not want to change the segmentation at all. The thing is, we have Resellers, VIP, Affiliates, 0-30 Day Engaged all the way to 366-730 Day Engaged in the same list of campaign that I do think it's what affecting the benchmark. But my client refused to change the segmentation list for recipients.

I'm also working on our Flows, which has greatly improved in sales. All the past Flows are also absolutely on the floor with revenue and click rate being in the big 0 😂

I'm absolutely out of ideas as a truly novice email marketer. I asked my team leader if it's fine suggesting social media promotion so we can get more new email subscriber and even increase sales. While the idea is accepted, my TL said not to bring it up to my client since it'll put more on my plate that's already full (absolutely grateful for my team leader).

Does anyone have any suggestions I could try? What would you do when the client is limiting you to never touching the segmentation list?

Email marketing and social media marketing work entirely different, I figured that out on my first month. While email still makes up sales most of the time, for me it's easier to navigate social media. And then my client suddenly throws me into email campaign which I have zero knowledge about 😂

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I had to start from 0 learning Klaviyo. For context, it's an e-commerce business, so the emails are all sales, sales, sales. The audiences are women in their 40s and above which I also have no knowledge about since my previous client's target audience is 20s to 30s women.

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When I first joined, the open rate wasn't bad, it was 54%-55%. I have been trying to improve the marketing email and we've grown about 3% to 4%. Open rate is now at 58-59%. But the click rate (0.24%), placed order (0.02%), and revenue per recipient (AUD 0.05) are absolutely on the floor. I've tried changing subject lines, preview text, and even CTA. Seems like the subject lines worked with how our open rates increase, but the click rate never really improved.

​

I have even brought up changing segmentation, but my client, for some reason, does not want to change the segmentation at all. The thing is, we have Resellers, VIP, Affiliates, 0-30 Day Engaged all the way to 366-730 Day Engaged in the same list of campaign that I do think it's what affecting the benchmark. But my client refused to change the segmentation list for recipients.

​

I'm also working on our Flows, which has greatly improved in sales. All the past Flows are also absolutely on the floor with revenue and click rate being in the big 0 😂

​

I'm absolutely out of ideas as a truly novice email marketer. I asked my team leader if it's fine suggesting social media promotion so we can get more new email subscriber and even increase sales. While the idea is accepted, my TL said not to bring it up to my client since it'll put more on my plate that's already full (absolutely grateful for my team leader).

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Does anyone have any suggestions I could try? What would you do when the client is limiting you to never touching the segmentation list?

Just a quick update that we've lifted the minimum karma threshold for comment section. However, we're still enforcing filter for keywords that are mostly used by spam/bot accounts. In case your comment got removed with this notification, do let us know if it's a mistake. Other than that, post still requires minimum of 7 days old account and 20 karma combined.

Also, mods have been inactive the last three days. We're now manually reviewing and approving comments from the recent ones. If you see errors in our AutoMod, please kindly reach out via modmail. We'll tweak it again, thank you!

Good morning,

Yesterday, I updated our AutoMod configuration and received reports that our configuration has made errors where it removed post with flair when it's supposed to remove post without flair. I have found the issue lies with the regex, and it has been fixed now.

Additionally, we have updated the sub's new rules. Please kindly take a moment to read and adhere to our new rules. We're trying to be as lax as possible while also adhering to Reddit's sitewide rules.

If you have questions, feel free to leave them in the comment section 😊

Hi everyone, we wanted to address the filtering in this subreddit.

This community has been unmoderated for a very long time, resulting in a lot of spam bots infesting the sub. We're currently combating this in the backlog, so unfortunately we need to filter posts and comments that have some of the keywords associated with these bots. No worries, mods are reviewing your posts and comments to be approved manually. But please be patient because it takes time, and our mods are working their real jobs during the day.

That said, we'd also like to inform everyone that we have now set up a minimum of 7-day account age and 20 combined karma to post in this sub. For posts, if your account age and karma are below the threshold, your post will be automatically removed. For comments, you'll be filtered for manual review as well.

Please note that the filtering is a temporary measure while we clean up the spam in the backlog. We're also reviewing our AutoMod configuration and figuring out the best way to combat this problem.

If you have any questions, please feel free to either reach out to us via Mod Mail or in the comment section. We'll try our best to give you an answer.

Thank you for your understanding.

Mod Team

We haven't done a weekly discussion in almost two months now. Spoiler alert: apparently, I love touching grass 😂

Anyway, we're back! To bring the sub back to life, we want to kick things off with a much more controversial discussion. Since June is coming, we'll do weekly discussions starting next Monday. Do throw us ideas of spicy discussion we can talk about 👀🫶🏻🔥

I'm no longer a Chai user, but I was an ultra user for Chai for a full year before moving to use API keys and saving myself some money. Some of the decisions Chai has made are egregious. That said, looking at how they've been a company since 2021, their financial situation does look pathetic from a business perspective. That still does not justify what they did without giving users any warning.

Here are a few questions for you:

• We know a lot of people were deeply invested in Chai. How did you handle having your access forcibly taken away?
• What is the most baffling thing Chai has done in your opinion?
• Are you actively looking for alternative? What other app have you settled with or are you still looking?

Let's keep it civil and talk it out.

Hi guys! r/aichapp is looking for new moderators as we almost reach 1k members. We don't necessarily look for people with extensive experience in moderating but it would be nice if you have the experience to. Please use this link if you're interested https://www.reddit.com/r/aichapp/application/ pls note that application can be done on web browser only