Like a lot of people here, I am tired of all the slop that exists on the web. In my opinion, the internet is losing the personal voice and awkward, authentic friction that made reading online exciting. I built MadeByHumans (https://madebyhumans.diy/) to experiment with a different publishing model: Effort Scores: The tool observes natural typing rhythms, pauses, hesitant backspaces, and rewrites, awarding authors badges like Zero-Paste and Deep-Thinker. Paste Limits: Max 100 words in a single paste, and a cumulative cap of 300 pasted external words over the lifetime of a document Drafting timelapses: Readers can click "Play" on any post (if shared by the author) to watch a quick timelapse of the piece coming together, complete with all the second thoughts and rewrites. Choronological + Effort Score Discovery: The front page ranks writing using human effort scores and recency, penalizing clickbait and sloppy content. Audio Prologue: Authors can attach a raw 60-second voice note to introduce their piece. The goal, like I have mentioned in my introductory post on the website, is not just fighting machines. It is about bringing back the quiet, messy intimacy of people sharing raw thoughts. I would love feedback from fellow writers, developers, designers and readers on the mechanics, the editor experience, and whether proof-of-work concepts like keystroke replay can genuinely preserve human writing spaces. Try out the tool here - https://madebyhumans.diy/

MadeByHumans

Blogging platform with paste caps to make writing fun again

Blogging platform with paste caps to make writing fun again