Content ecology needs to return to its original intention, rather than being hijacked by data.

There's a very insightful saying—"Creating solely for data is unsustainable; good data should be a natural reward for high-quality content, not an intentionally pursued goal."

This is the principle that a certain leading content platform坚持. The editors stay up late polishing every word, and in an era where AI-generated content floods the market, there are still people willing to be meticulous word by word. Does this坚持 still have meaning? The answer is quite simple—when most people are taking shortcuts, seriousness becomes a rare commodity. Readers can feel the difference, and the community can too. Those accumulated contents will ultimately speak for themselves.