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Vocal’s Algorithmic Jabberwocky

Submission for DK Shephard’s Vocal Acrostic Challenge

By Dalma UbitzPublished about a year ago Updated about a year ago 1 min read

Thank you, D.K. Shepard for your hard work. Readers, read the Vocalite Manifesto series and leave your votes for changes you’d like implemented!

Vehemently wishing for a place down the Rabbit Hole, where

Only those who’ve kept their muchness may release their

Creative spirit to paint words on their skin, igniting

An awakening of yapping blossoms, telling the chronicles of

Living storytellers

~~~

As a very green writer on Vocal, my perspective on the platform’s shortcomings is admittedly limited. That said, my four weeks on the site have felt like coming home—like finding my younger self hidden under a blanket fort, doing what she loves: writing.

I’m deeply grateful for the opportunity to fall in love with words again. It’s a part of my identity I thought I’d lost to adulthood, buried in 5+ year-old Word documents that will never see the light of day. Thanks to Vocal, my stories are unraveling. This is a gift I intend to cherish.

That said, we must all band together and defeat Vocal’s Jabberwocky.

This is not the perfect world we want it to be.

But we’re all writing out of love for this site. Through this Challenge, we hope to raise awareness to help make Vocal better. We, the writers, deserve more, and the unchecked use of AI is not only undermining the quality of our work, but also discouraging our passion for storytelling!

So let’s all go a little Mad here, and bring back the magic of human creativity.

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Dalma Ubitz

🌍 Social Worker🎙️Queer Musician 🌘Trauma Survivor 🧠 ADHD

6 countries, 4 languages, 1 purple ink writer

Here to connect, adventure, dream, and to love Mother Earth and the creatures that glow in the dark

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    Written by Dalma Ubitz