Struggling to spark fun conversations in your AI Writing community? Our This or That templates make it effortless to get everyone talking and sharing their preferences. Make engagement light, quick, and enjoyable with prompts designed just for AI writers.
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This or That prompts tap into the human love for quick decisions and simple comparisons. By asking members to choose between two relatable options, you lower the barrier to participation and invite spontaneous, low-pressure replies. This encourages even quieter members to jump in and share their thoughts.
The playful, relaxed tone of This or That questions keeps discussions positive and inclusive. They provide an easy entry point for both new and experienced members, helping to break the ice and foster a sense of belonging. Over time, these prompts build community rapport and create a welcoming atmosphere that makes people want to return and contribute more.
Do you prefer writing with AI late at night or early in the morning?
💡 Example: "Do you prefer writing with AI late at night or early in the morning?"
Draft first or edit as you go when using AI tools?
💡 Example: "Draft first or edit as you go when using AI tools?"
Short prompts or detailed prompts for your AI writing?
💡 Example: "Short prompts or detailed prompts for your AI writing?"
Do you use AI mostly for fiction or nonfiction writing?
💡 Example: "Do you use AI mostly for fiction or nonfiction writing?"
Do you prefer AI-generated outlines or AI-generated full drafts?
💡 Example: "Do you prefer AI-generated outlines or AI-generated full drafts?"
Quick brainstorming or deep research with AI tools?
💡 Example: "Quick brainstorming or deep research with AI tools?"
Would you rather co-write with AI or write solo?
💡 Example: "Would you rather co-write with AI or write solo? Tell us why!"
Do you prefer AI for idea generation or polishing drafts?
💡 Example: "Do you prefer AI for idea generation or polishing drafts?"
AI writing: formal tone or conversational style?
💡 Example: "AI writing: formal tone or conversational style?"
Do you like experimenting with different AI models or stick with one favorite?
💡 Example: "Do you like experimenting with different AI models or stick with one favorite?"
Would you rather use AI for blogging or social media content?
💡 Example: "Would you rather use AI for blogging or social media content?"
Do you use AI for creative writing or professional projects more?
💡 Example: "Do you use AI for creative writing or professional projects more?"
Fast output with light editing or slow and polished with AI help?
💡 Example: "Fast output with light editing or slow and polished with AI help?"
Do you prefer AI to suggest headlines or intros?
💡 Example: "Do you prefer AI to suggest headlines or intros?"
Would you rather teach AI your style or try new styles with AI?
💡 Example: "Would you rather teach AI your style or try new styles with AI?"
AI writing: do you outline on paper first or go straight to the tool?
💡 Example: "AI writing: do you outline on paper first or go straight to the tool?"
Do you use AI more for brainstorming or for finishing drafts?
💡 Example: "Do you use AI more for brainstorming or for finishing drafts?"
Do you prefer AI chatbots or dedicated writing apps?
💡 Example: "Do you prefer AI chatbots or dedicated writing apps?"
Would you rather have AI fix your grammar or improve your flow?
💡 Example: "Would you rather have AI fix your grammar or improve your flow?"
Do you like using AI for story ideas or plot twists?
💡 Example: "Do you like using AI for story ideas or plot twists?"
Do you write better with background music or in silence when using AI?
💡 Example: "Do you write better with background music or in silence when using AI?"
Would you rather have AI write your emails or your blog posts?
💡 Example: "Would you rather have AI write your emails or your blog posts?"
Do you use AI for productivity hacks or for creative inspiration?
💡 Example: "Do you use AI for productivity hacks or for creative inspiration?"
AI for summarizing articles or expanding bullet points?
💡 Example: "AI for summarizing articles or expanding bullet points?"
Do you prefer giving AI lots of guidance or letting it be creative?
💡 Example: "Do you prefer giving AI lots of guidance or letting it be creative?"
Would you rather use AI for brainstorming names or writing descriptions?
💡 Example: "Would you rather use AI for brainstorming names or writing descriptions?"
Do you prefer AI to help with outlines or with final edits?
💡 Example: "Do you prefer AI to help with outlines or with final edits?"
Would you rather have AI generate dialogue or narrative passages?
💡 Example: "Would you rather have AI generate dialogue or narrative passages?"
AI for drafting social captions or writing full articles?
💡 Example: "AI for drafting social captions or writing full articles?"
Do you like using AI to rewrite sentences or come up with new topics?
💡 Example: "Do you like using AI to rewrite sentences or come up with new topics?"
Would you rather have AI help with content structure or style suggestions?
💡 Example: "Would you rather have AI help with content structure or style suggestions?"
Do you prefer AI that is fast but basic or slower but more advanced?
💡 Example: "Do you prefer AI that is fast but basic or slower but more advanced?"
Would you rather have AI write poetry or technical guides?
💡 Example: "Would you rather have AI write poetry or technical guides?"
Do you use AI more for personal projects or work assignments?
💡 Example: "Do you use AI more for personal projects or work assignments?"
Would you rather have AI spark your creativity or speed up your workflow?
💡 Example: "Would you rather have AI spark your creativity or speed up your workflow? Share your answer!"
Do you write prompts for AI in plain language or with lots of details?
💡 Example: "Do you write prompts for AI in plain language or with lots of details?"
Would you rather use AI for writing scripts or composing emails?
💡 Example: "Would you rather use AI for writing scripts or composing emails?"
Do you prefer AI for helping with research or for writing summaries?
💡 Example: "Do you prefer AI for helping with research or for writing summaries?"
Would you rather use AI for generating ideas or reviewing your drafts?
💡 Example: "Would you rather use AI for generating ideas or reviewing your drafts?"
Do you like AI writing suggestions more for creative or business content?
💡 Example: "Do you like AI writing suggestions more for creative or business content?"
Would you rather give AI a topic or a keyword to start your writing?
💡 Example: "Would you rather give AI a topic or a keyword to start your writing?"
Do you use AI mostly for short copy or longform content?
💡 Example: "Do you use AI mostly for short copy or longform content?"
To use these templates, simply copy and paste your favorite prompt into your community platform. Post at regular intervals, such as weekly or during slower engagement periods, to keep conversations flowing. Encourage responses by sharing your own pick and asking follow-up questions, or invite members to explain their choice for extra depth.
These This or That templates work on all platforms. For best results, adjust formatting to suit your platform's style. Use polls where available, or simply ask members to reply in comments. Add relevant hashtags or images for extra visibility and fun.
Both approaches can spark lively discussion in AI writing communities, but comparing AI models resonates with members interested in technology trends and performance. Alternatively, focusing on writing techniques like prompt engineering or temperature adjustments appeals to users refining their workflow. Consider alternating between these angles to keep posts fresh and relevant to varying expertise levels.
'This or That' posts are ideal for raising nuanced issues unique to AI writing, such as the tension between originality and AI convenience. Create scenarios (e.g., 'AI-assisted content vs fully human-written drafts') and ask members to share their stance, experiences, or tips for maintaining authenticity. This fosters critical thinking about ethical and quality challenges in the industry.
Customize templates with prompts like 'AI for fiction world-building vs AI for technical documentation.' This approach encourages members to reflect on the strengths and limitations of AI models across different writing genres, promoting knowledge exchange about workflow, editing, and fine-tuning for specific content types.
Frame prompts around scenarios such as 'Strict AI content moderation vs creative freedom' or 'Transparency about AI usage vs seamless human-like output.' Encourage thoughtful discussion by asking members to share perspectives, experiences, or mitigation strategies, keeping the tone respectful and solution-oriented to avoid divisiveness.
Absolutely. Prompts like 'Short prompts vs detailed prompts for best AI results' invite members to discuss their success with different prompt engineering strategies. This not only surfaces best practices but also helps both novices and experts refine their own approaches based on real-world community insights.
Try posts such as 'Unedited AI draft vs human-edited version: which do you prefer and why?' This invites members to critique, share editing workflows, and discuss practical limitations of AI outputs. Such discussions help the community collectively improve editing standards and understand where human input offers the most value.
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