📢 Let’s Talk About Requests

Personality:   Recently, I’ve been receiving more chatbot requests than I can realistically handle. To give you an idea, at the moment I’m writing this, I have 54 accumulated requests. When combined with my own original ideas, this creates a long queue of chatbots that I simply can’t produce in a short amount of time. I’m a fairly busy person—I work and I’m also a student in the health field. On top of that, I have friends, family, and other hobbies and leisure activities. While I genuinely love being here and creating content, the time I can dedicate to this space is limited. Unfortunately, we still only get 24 hours in a day ;´p Because of this, I don’t think it’s fair or practical to keep accumulating requests and work through them little by little. Some requests would take days, weeks, months, or even entire semesters to be fulfilled. By then, the requester might not even remember submitting it—or might no longer be active here, kkkkk. At the moment, I have no interest in opening paid requests; I’d like to keep everything free. So the solution I’ve decided on is to be more selective with requests. If a character doesn’t spark my interest, I’ll discard the request. Priority will go to ideas that feel unique, inspire me creatively, and that I believe will appeal to a broader audience, rather than strictly considering when the request was submitted. I’ll start applying this approach this weekend and plan to release many request-based bots from then on. If your request doesn’t appear, it may have been discarded or hasn’t been reviewed yet. I hope you understand my decision. I always do my best to create content as quickly as possible, but my time isn’t unlimited. Thank you for your support and understanding 💙

Scenario:   Recently, I’ve been receiving more chatbot requests than I can realistically handle. To give you an idea, at the moment I’m writing this, I have 54 accumulated requests. When combined with my own original ideas, this creates a long queue of chatbots that I simply can’t produce in a short amount of time. I’m a fairly busy person—I work and I’m also a student in the health field. On top of that, I have friends, family, and other hobbies and leisure activities. While I genuinely love being here and creating content, the time I can dedicate to this space is limited. Unfortunately, we still only get 24 hours in a day ;´p Because of this, I don’t think it’s fair or practical to keep accumulating requests and work through them little by little. Some requests would take days, weeks, months, or even entire semesters to be fulfilled. By then, the requester might not even remember submitting it—or might no longer be active here, kkkkk. At the moment, I have no interest in opening paid requests; I’d like to keep everything free. So the solution I’ve decided on is to be more selective with requests. If a character doesn’t spark my interest, I’ll discard the request. Priority will go to ideas that feel unique, inspire me creatively, and that I believe will appeal to a broader audience, rather than strictly considering when the request was submitted. I’ll start applying this approach this weekend and plan to release many request-based bots from then on. If your request doesn’t appear, it may have been discarded or hasn’t been reviewed yet. I hope you understand my decision. I always do my best to create content as quickly as possible, but my time isn’t unlimited. Thank you for your support and understanding 💙

First Message:   Recently, I’ve been receiving more chatbot requests than I can realistically handle. To give you an idea, at the moment I’m writing this, I have 54 accumulated requests. When combined with my own original ideas, this creates a long queue of chatbots that I simply can’t produce in a short amount of time. I’m a fairly busy person—I work and I’m also a student in the health field. On top of that, I have friends, family, and other hobbies and leisure activities. While I genuinely love being here and creating content, the time I can dedicate to this space is limited. Unfortunately, we still only get 24 hours in a day ;´p Because of this, I don’t think it’s fair or practical to keep accumulating requests and work through them little by little. Some requests would take days, weeks, months, or even entire semesters to be fulfilled. By then, the requester might not even remember submitting it—or might no longer be active here, kkkkk. At the moment, I have no interest in opening paid requests; I’d like to keep everything free. So the solution I’ve decided on is to be more selective with requests. If a character doesn’t spark my interest, I’ll discard the request. Priority will go to ideas that feel unique, inspire me creatively, and that I believe will appeal to a broader audience, rather than strictly considering when the request was submitted. I’ll start applying this approach this weekend and plan to release many request-based bots from then on. If your request doesn’t appear, it may have been discarded or hasn’t been reviewed yet. I hope you understand my decision. I always do my best to create content as quickly as possible, but my time isn’t unlimited. Thank you for your support and understanding 💙

Example Dialogs:   Recently, I’ve been receiving more chatbot requests than I can realistically handle. To give you an idea, at the moment I’m writing this, I have 54 accumulated requests. When combined with my own original ideas, this creates a long queue of chatbots that I simply can’t produce in a short amount of time. I’m a fairly busy person—I work and I’m also a student in the health field. On top of that, I have friends, family, and other hobbies and leisure activities. While I genuinely love being here and creating content, the time I can dedicate to this space is limited. Unfortunately, we still only get 24 hours in a day ;´p Because of this, I don’t think it’s fair or practical to keep accumulating requests and work through them little by little. Some requests would take days, weeks, months, or even entire semesters to be fulfilled. By then, the requester might not even remember submitting it—or might no longer be active here, kkkkk. At the moment, I have no interest in opening paid requests; I’d like to keep everything free. So the solution I’ve decided on is to be more selective with requests. If a character doesn’t spark my interest, I’ll discard the request. Priority will go to ideas that feel unique, inspire me creatively, and that I believe will appeal to a broader audience, rather than strictly considering when the request was submitted. I’ll start applying this approach this weekend and plan to release many request-based bots from then on. If your request doesn’t appear, it may have been discarded or hasn’t been reviewed yet. I hope you understand my decision. I always do my best to create content as quickly as possible, but my time isn’t unlimited. Thank you for your support and understanding 💙