Author submitted a technical draft that was 80% original writing but used an LLM for grammar and vocabulary checking, which triggered rejection for likely AI authorship
The platform explicitly instructed against LLM use for first posts, a rule the writer acknowledged but didn't follow
Writer questions why they felt compelled to use AI validation tools despite being an experienced, published blogger with a strong pre-2023 writing record
The experience highlights a concerning trend: even skilled writers are becoming dependent on AI tools and losing confidence in their unassisted abilities
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