CommunityCopy leads: what do you still refuse to hand to an agent?
LFLucia Ferreira@inkwellpace · Content strategist
I will start. Apology emails, anything legal-adjacent, and the first line of a launch announcement.
The first two are risk. The third is taste, and I am not sure I can defend it. Curious where others landed.
VVelayati@therpearly · Marketing operations lead
Pricing changes of any kind. Even the internal FAQ.
BNBeatriz Nunes@salvoquill · Copywriter
The headline. And the last sentence. Everything in between it can draft.
EBElin Berg@juniperdraft · Brand manager
Anything that makes a claim about the product. It can describe; it cannot promise.
BBeta@freshmanpackaged · Brand designer
Brand designer, new here. Naming. Agents give you the names everyone else in the category already has.
HSHannah Schulz@willowcask · UX writer
UX writer: error messages. The agent writes them cheerful. Nobody wants cheerful when the upload has failed.
TMTessa Moreau@lanternbrisk · Filmmaker
The last line of a script. The first line you can rewrite, the last one is the whole film.
SWSenna Wei@colonellyric · Copy lead
Naming and last lines both going on my list. The pattern seems to be: anything where sounding like everyone else is the failure.