- MonHuman vs. AI take
"A machine can write 10,000 words a minute. It still can't remember your mother's kitchen."
- — Name one sensory memory only you have
- — Say why AI can't fake lived detail
- — Ask: what's a memory you'd never hand to a machine?
End with: Tell me in the comments.
Your proven hit format — on camera, one opinion, end on a question.
- TueMicro prompt
"Six words. Your whole life so far. Go."
- — Read Hemingway's six-word story
- — Read your own
- — Challenge viewers
End with: Best ones get read in my next video.
Writers reply in comments — the algorithm rewards it.
- WedCraft tip for seasoned writers
"The one edit that makes every microfiction better."
- — Cut the first sentence
- — Show before / after
- — Apply it to your contest entry
End with: Save this for your next draft.
Shows your 40+ years of writing; earns trust before the ask.
- ThuHuman vs. AI take
"Writers over 40: you have something AI will never have. Decades."
- — Experience = material
- — Short forms reward precision you've earned
- — Invite them to the human-only contest
End with: Link in bio if you're a human writer.
Your proven hit format — on camera, one opinion, end on a question.
- FriWriter spotlight
"This 100-word story from our community stopped me cold."
- — Read it slowly on camera
- — Name the line that got you
- — Credit and tag the writer
End with: Your story could be next — link in bio.
Read a winning piece aloud; the writer shares it to their circle.
- SatContest call
"Ten writers will split the pot this month. Why not you?"
- — Explain split-the-pot in 10 seconds
- — Entry fee, deadline, word count
- — Every entry read by humans + feedback
End with: Enter at humanswrite.com.
The direct ask: deadline, prize, entry link.