I totally get your point. In my opinion people should be copying a few prompts just to get a visual idea of what a prompt looks like, elements of a good prompt, how specific it can be or should be, or how detailed it should be to achieve desired results. Though copying other people's prompts can give you a visual as noted above it isn't a one and done, as person utilizing the offered up prompt will need to tweak, retweak and continue the process of tweaking their prompt till they get it just right to achieve their purpose. I'm no genius or AI guru, but know with many people if they had a visual prompt sample to follow they can replicate one they could use to achieve their end goal. So you could have one million files of prompts from all over the world, and the one you need isn't found in the one million because no one else knows what your needing, only you. So do yourself a favor and only use posted prompts as a guide to create one you need, thus allowing you to reach your end result and goal faster. 🥰 Think back a minute to your high school or college days (if you attended) like a high school English class/college English class, and did you perhaps get the instructions or a sample writing of what the basic elements are of a good paper and what each section was called. If you did and you wrote your own paper based on that sample then this is exactly the same technique I'm talking about in utilizing other people's prompts to construct your own. ✅️