Blogger calls out pressure to hide 'paid partnership' labels in K3.1 Pro review drama
cedric_chee · x · 2026-10-25
Blogger cedricchee says reviewers covering K3.1 Pro were told not to use the "paid partnership" label, sparking drama in the AI review community. He stresses his own tests and conclusions are independent and laments the state of the platform.
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