Please Critique Gambling Pages On My Wiki Website

[Mottorpop]

Good day everyone, I have begun a wiki website and I am including a gambling section within it. The summary page is

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. I have started about a dozen articles under that page related to various aspects of wagering, gambling, and betting and how they relate to casinos [okay, yes, it comes from the perspective of a Bible believer, so if that is not of interest to you, please focus on the gambling aspects.]

As it is just getting started (rough drafts that need built up with more writing), now is a great time to get some feedback on what topics might be needed, what seems confusing or needs more explanation, and any other constructive criticism you can give. Thanks in advance!

PS. Sorry if this is the wrong forum category ... but there really did not seem to be any category for this to neatly fit into.

 

[mulven]

All I'll say is the summary page's name is a good one! Unfortunately I've put all my chips on 0 since I'm an atheist so I'm just gambling with about 80 years

 

[Guntis]

You can ask any AI chat bot to create a semantic topical map for Gambling with Eternity. And once it's done, go through it yourself or ask AI to clear anything unrelated to the topic.

One thing also to remember is that your content must have a clear goal e.g who's it for and what its point to be.

 

[Mottorpop]

You can ask any AI chat bot to create a semantic topical map for Gambling with Eternity. And once it's done, go through it yourself or ask AI to clear anything unrelated to the topic.

One thing also to remember is that your content must have a clear goal e.g who's it for and what its point to be.

AI is growing in its capabilities very quickly ... it is especially good with definitions, lists, and things that can be done in order ... but I am still unimpressed with its ability to merge complex topics together. These articles include statistical probabilities, recreational entertainment, bankroll management, effects of the casino industry and culture, psychological manipulation, and of course religious views on all these things. Perhaps I would need access to better (paid) AI to see results that could do this ... but as of now, I will stick to writing it myself and the use of forums to point out where the weaknesses are.