Why did you run to the comments after reading one sentence to repeat the same complaint that everyone has read 1000 times about ai prose. What are you adding?
I clicked the comments first and it saved me from reading the article. Not that I have anything inherently against reading unedited AI slop, but I just don't want to if it's going to sound like that
Author here. Short version: Replit's new Pro terms (in effect since Oct 9) send any dispute with them to private arbitration instead of court and rule out class actions. You can opt out with one email to arbitration-opt-out@repl.it, but only until Nov 8. The post has what to put in it.
Context on me: we found the Model Improvement setting switched on in our team's accounts late on Oct 22. Nobody on our team turned it on, and Replit has since told us in writing that while it was on, our data "would be eligible to be collected." That's our company's prompts and code. We've been trying to get a straight answer about what actually happened to it since, and that's still going, so I'm not neutral on it. This post is only the deadline and the steps, though, because Nov 8 is close and most people I've told hadn't heard about it.
Curious if anyone else checked theirs and what you found.
> "This is a notice, not an argument. The argument comes later."
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Why did you run to the comments after reading one sentence to repeat the same complaint that everyone has read 1000 times about ai prose. What are you adding?
Fair.
I clicked the comments first and it saved me from reading the article. Not that I have anything inherently against reading unedited AI slop, but I just don't want to if it's going to sound like that
You should seriously take your business somewhere else. Vibe-coding is the norm now and Replit does not add any meaningful value anymore.
That's the plan and in progress. The arbitration deadline still matters for everyone who's staying in their fold.
> Vibe-coding is the norm now
Not among anyone with a shred of competence, it isn't.
Author here. Short version: Replit's new Pro terms (in effect since Oct 9) send any dispute with them to private arbitration instead of court and rule out class actions. You can opt out with one email to arbitration-opt-out@repl.it, but only until Nov 8. The post has what to put in it.
Context on me: we found the Model Improvement setting switched on in our team's accounts late on Oct 22. Nobody on our team turned it on, and Replit has since told us in writing that while it was on, our data "would be eligible to be collected." That's our company's prompts and code. We've been trying to get a straight answer about what actually happened to it since, and that's still going, so I'm not neutral on it. This post is only the deadline and the steps, though, because Nov 8 is close and most people I've told hadn't heard about it.
Curious if anyone else checked theirs and what you found.