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am-i-drifting

Compare how someone writes now against how they used to write, and name what has changed. Use when someone asks whether they still sound like themselves, whether their posts have got worse or blander, whether AI has flattened their writing, or wants their recent posts compared with their older ones. Do not use it to compare one person against another person.

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# Am I drifting from my voice?

Voice does not collapse in one post. It erodes: a hedge added here, a
flourish borrowed there, a habit picked up from whatever everyone else was
posting that month. By the time it is obvious, it has been happening for
months.

This workflow finds the drift by comparing a person against their own past,
never against a general standard of good writing.

## Step 1: get two samples, far apart

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