Stable Diffusion Subreddit Overrun with Repetitive Questions
The author has noticed that the Stable Diffusion subreddit has shifted from being filled with genuine questions and discussions to mostly posts asking for the
Why it matters
The shift in the nature of questions on the Stable Diffusion subreddit suggests a need for better onboarding and education for new users, as well as a potential decline in the quality of discussions and community engagement.
Key Points
- 1Subreddit used to have more genuine questions about workflows, tips, and tutorials
- 2Now it's mostly posts asking for the
- 3 tools or how to create adult content
- 4New users want to jump straight to advanced models/workflows without learning basics
Details
The author has been part of the Stable Diffusion subreddit for a while, both on this account and another. In the beginning, the subreddit was filled with people asking real questions, seeking tips, tricks, or recommendations to help with their specific needs or workflows. They would ask about understanding certain concepts, finding particular models, or looking for helpful tutorials. However, the author has noticed a shift in the nature of posts on the subreddit. Now, it's mostly filled with questions about the
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