Wondering if I should tag and archive my posts about my actual writing so if anyone throws a slop accusation at me I can show the paper trail about process and decisions, similar to how a visual artist might share a time lapse.

I don't *want* to do it, but maybe I should.

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@troublewithwords saving your old drafts seems like it’d be more effective? old posts on social media don’t show much more than “being able to talk cogently about your writing process when asked” already proves

@Satsuma Fiction magazines I follow now ask their authors about their process when trying to weed out genAI submissions. Those who submitted AI generated works are unable to talk meaningfully about their process. Old posts would let someone do that if I am unavailable.

I am pondering adding version control to my workflow, though commits would be falsifiable in a way posts wouldn’t be on 3rd-part social media.

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