@Hacksore: so @oghuntcom is dead but you can still come press F
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The website oghunt.com, which curated useful products from Product Hunt, has shut down due to challenges with AI-generated 'slop' content, and the creator is archiving the project.
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so @oghuntcom is dead but you can still come press F 🫡
https://t.co/lZQbfFuPh3
Goodbye from oghunt
Source: https://oghunt.com/?xb This website was meant to show you useful things that happened on Product Hunt, but today is the day that we must take it down. Slop is affecting everything, but not all products are slop. We tried to fight the slop with slop and it obviously didn’t work. It is very hard to tell something is high quality when so much of it is slop or uses AI.
Effective July 2, 2026, this website is no longer in operation. Please pay your respects by pressing.
Respects paid:
We learned a lot during this project, but it can’t go on forever. There are obviously things we could’ve done to improve the product and make it less harmful to people’s products, but that will not be happening at this point in time, and I am going to archive the repo. Bye.
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