Yes, but here's the problem: most web writing by humans is tepid and bland as well. The reason for it may be different, but the effect the same. Human content-f

Yes, but here's the problem: most web writing by humans is tepid and bland as well. The reason for it may be different, but the effect the same. Human content-fillers get requests to bang out a few content units a day, so they do it. Few if any of these are good. Why would they be, that'd be beside the point. They exist to trick search engines, that's it. A user clicks a search result, and scans the page long enough to realize they've been duped. I'm all for paying writers, which is why I buy books, and subscribe to magazines, substacks, and patreons. But I'm not going to exert myself to protect the unhallowed institution of SEO blogspam production.