👍👍👍, Yu Bo is very insightful in the analysis, and the last sentence is the key point.

The public account editor only needs to worry about its real user group.

If everyone’s discussion only focuses on this matter and does not diverge, it is actually a very good thing.

I sincerely hope that public account editing will become more useful.

AI can do it so hard, so how can it do this small thing easily?

There is also an interesting perspective.

This is basically the first head-to-head confrontation between KOLs in the Internet era and KOLs in the AI era with different views on the same matter.

This is not to say that there is a deliberate confrontation.

Individuals who grew up in different eras and backgrounds naturally have different opinions and expressions.

At least in terms of public opinion, most people think that the public account editor is not easy to use.

As for the rest, I think it is not important.

It is most important to be able to change it.

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