Sentient Blogs is proud to support and promote real human creators, not AI. This idea of a ‘human centric, non-AI platform’ is appealing to many people as we continue to be overwhelmed by AI generated content in every corner of the internet.
Whilst the Sentient Blogs platform provides a reliable place for non-AI generated blog content – the dilemma remains of “where do I find human created / human administered websites that aren’t blog related”.
We shared this dilemma and came up with a solution: Introducing Sentient Sites.
Powered by Sentient Blogs, Sentient Sites is a Website Directory that strictly lists human created and human administered website only. This is not just limited to content creation websites either, this can be goods & services, portfolios, gaming, education, finance etc.
In order to get a website listed on the directory, the same level of scrutiny is applied to the listing as what is applied to authors during their registration and publishing on the Sentient Blogs platform. Rest assured that the intent of the Sentient Sites platform is to not list 1000s and 1000s of unchecked websites but rather provide a heavily curated, quality list of websites.
Benefits to Readers / Users
Browser the directory and navigate to any of the listed sites with the confidence of knowing that the site has been confirmed to be human created and human administered.
Benefits to Website Owners
Listing your website on Sentient Sites means you are promoting not only your own website as being proudly human created and run but also supporting and engaging in the ‘bigger picture’ of prioritising human centric platforms over AI slop.
Furthermore, registering your site on the platform provides you with a ‘dofollow’ backlink to your website, improving your own site’s SEO.
Sentient Blogs authors can list their own website for free once they post 3 or more blog posts on the Sentient Blogs platform.
Checkout Sentient Sites today if you want to either browse through a curated list of human created websites OR list your own website.
