No. Anyone who values it knows how to get the same on a free tier or via their own subscription. I'd made an exception for things like a pdf of a fully drafted

No. Anyone who values it knows how to get the same on a free tier or via their own subscription. I'd made an exception for things like a pdf of a fully drafted science paper that might have involved days or weeks of steering, but 99.9% of AI-written pastes aren't that. An edited page (from a book, website, whatever) is significantly more valuable because it's consistent, even if it's wrong it's a fixed quantity that others can point to the flaws in rather than than being epehemerally generated. I don't know why you think your $200/month subscription is so valuable. It's only as good as your prompts. Also, see point #1.