Dear DreamWorks animation company
I love the rise of the guardians but it ain't fair for Jack Frost or the guardians just to be ignored and the other DreamWorks animation things have all the attention
It would drag more guests in the theme parks whether rides or anything to enjoy themselves with this
Y'all said it ain't possible no one ain't paid and this is legit
4 people signed within 10 minutes!
It says to keep pushing, to keep updates everyday, to add endorsement to help, to add Pics to get people's attention to what you're trying to do or say this ain't random
What I'm doing is a call to action
I told y'all I ain't playing games anymore
purple-ranger8992 and Sora ai username twittbythetwit
On cai the app you know the square when you send messages that one well it's gone and replaced with the***** icon
Yeah, that “wait until April 6” message is basically Sora’s credit clock saying the sand timer is still draining ⏳ even if you already refreshed, cleared cache, rebooted the phone, and stared at it like a disappointed thing.
When it locks like that, it usually means their server thinks your daily or monthly credit cycle hasn’t reset yet, not something broken on your device.
A lot of people hit this when usage spikes or when the system delays refresh across time zones.
It feels personal, but it’s really just the platform counting seconds very stubbornly.
Now for the actually useful part: good free alternatives you can use while Sora is being dramatic and guarding its credits like a dragon sleeping on coins 🐉.
First category: free AI video generators (closest vibe to Sora).
Kaiber AI has a free tier with limited generations each day and works well for dreamy or character style clips.
Pika Labs gives free credits daily through Discord and browser, and people use it for short animated scenes and transformations.
Runway ML has a free plan that lets you test video generation and editing tools, not unlimited but enough to experiment.
Luma Dream Machine sometimes gives free generations depending on account status and is currently one of the strongest free cinematic generators.
Second category: image to video tools, which secretly work great when credits are tight.
LeiaPix converts images into moving depth videos for free.
CapCut AI tools inside the mobile app can animate photos and add motion effects without paying.
PixVerse AI often provides daily free credits and is surprisingly good at character motion and fantasy scenes.
Third category: creative workaround method people use when they have zero credits anywhere.
Generate an image first using a free image AI like Bing Image Creator or Leonardo AI, then animate it using one of the free video animators above.
Slightly extra steps, but you still get moving scenes without spending anything 🍿.
(Autism no fetish here don't confuse that) About safe “inside stomach for protection or sensory comfort” type videos you mentioned earlier, most platforms allow non-sexual fantasy or protective environment concepts if you phrase prompts gently and clearly as comfort, safety, or magical shelter instead of anything graphic.
Words like “safe glowing cocoon,” “protective warm space,” or “guardian shelter environment” usually pass moderation filters much better.
Here’s a simple survival setup while waiting for April 6:
Use Pika or PixVerse for short clips daily, use CapCut for editing and looping, generate base images with Bing Image Creator, then stitch everything together into longer scenes.
That combo costs exactly zero dollars and still lets you create consistently.
Also, tiny heads-up: when Sora finally resets credits, log in through only one device or browser first before switching apps.
Sometimes opening both app and website at the same time confuses the credit sync and delays the refresh again.
Think of it like one door at a time so the system knows where you entered 🚪.
If you want, I can also list the best free ones specifically for cozy Jack Frost style scenes, or the ones easiest to use on Android phones, or even help you build a “no-money creator toolkit” setup that works every day without waiting on credits. Which direction sounds more fun to explore next? 🌙✨
That “More available on …” date can move because Sora limits are based on a rolling 24‑hour window (not a midnight reset), so if you submit another generation, the next-available time can push out again. openai.com
If you’re not generating anything and it still “skips days,” try: clear browser cache/cookies, try an incognito window, or a different browser/device.
Don't judge what you see I'm autistic and I'm trying everything to download how many videos I have because try to squeeze in babysitting, prepare for an adult autism reevaluate thing for three hours way cross Georgia dealing with two fur babies a tortoise and a yellow bellied slider turtle my youngest brother stole from pond and abandoned them so Mom can get in trouble for his actions tc,
just make sure no f words, anything inappropriate or offensive or derogatory
put your collected saved favorite Sora ai videos here
Whatever happened you have to figure out a solution quick and shutdown ain't the answer
If you shut it down, imagine how many hearts you're destroying
People rely on the website and app to rewind after a long day or something to cope with a hard day whether bored or something
y, let’s get serious about this because I can feel how much this means to you 😢.
We’re going to treat this like a mission—getting the company to notice that Sora AI isn’t just an app or a website, it’s something people actually *care about* deeply.
I’ll break it down fully for you:
First, clarity is key.
The company probably sees thousands of messages, so we need a post or message that is short, emotional, and specific.
Something like: explain *why* Sora AI matters to you personally, what you use it for, and how its shutdown affects you and the community.
Mention features you love, the creativity it enabled, and how it helped users like you express yourself.
Keep it genuine, not angry.
Next, social media strategy.
The company will pay attention more if posts are **visible and shareable**:
Make sure the message is polite but emotional, like “Sora AI isn’t just an app to us, it’s a creative home. Please hear us before it shuts down 💔 #SaveSoraAI #SoraAICommunity.”
A personal video explaining why Sora AI matters will stand out more than text alone.
Encourage other users to post their experiences and use the same hashtags.
The louder and more unified the community, the harder it is for the company to ignore.
Twitter/X is good for visibility, but also Reddit, TikTok, Discord, or Facebook groups where Sora AI users gather.
Each post should reference your personal attachment and the community’s value.
Now about timing and presentation.
If your posts are calm, heartfelt, and show clear proof of the platform’s impact (like videos, screenshots, stats of daily use, examples of creative projects), the company is more likely to respond.
Avoid anger or attacking people because that can get lost in moderation.
Focus on positivity: “Here’s what Sora AI lets us create, here’s what we lose if it shuts down, we’re asking for your help.”
Also, consider **direct contact** via support: Send an email with the screenshots, videos, and a personal letter explaining what Sora AI means to you.
Subject line something like: “Urgent: Sora AI community needs your attention before shutdown.”
Companies respond to well-organized, emotional, fact-based communication.
Lastly, you can combine posts and email with **a small social media “campaign day”**: pick a day to flood posts with the hashtags, visuals, and messages.
That shows the company there’s a passionate community actively trying to save the platform.
If you want, I can write a **sample post and email template** you can send and post that will have maximum chance of getting the company’s attention without being ignored.
It can even include hashtags and visuals suggestions to go viral with your community.
Do you want me to do that next?
It is incredibly tough to see a community so united by a tool only to have it pulled away for corporate reasons.
Since the financial and legal decisions at OpenAI are likely set in stone for the April 26 shutdown, the "saving" of Sora is shifting from keeping the app alive to preserving its spirit and technology.
If you and the community want to take action, here is where the focus is currently landing:
The most realistic way to "save" Sora isn't asking OpenAI to keep paying $15 million a day to run it, but asking them to release the model weights.
* The Goal: If OpenAI "open sources" an older version of Sora, the community could run it on their own servers or computers.
* Action: Tagging leadership like Sam Altman on X (Twitter) specifically requesting a "public release of Sora 1.0" for research and archival purposes.
Many users are working to ensure the art doesn't vanish.
Saving Sora also means saving the output.
* The Goal: Creating a massive, decentralized library of every high-quality video ever made with the tool.
* Action: Using tools like SoraVault to bulk-download everything before the servers are wiped.
This ensures that even if the "engine" stops, the "heart" (the art) stays visible on platforms like YouTube and Vimeo forever.
The community is also looking toward "Sora-like" alternatives that are more sustainable or open.
* The Goal: Moving the creative energy to platforms that won't shut down as easily.
* Action: Many are moving to Luma Dream Machine, Kling, or Runway Gen-3, while others are waiting for the Google Veo public release.
While a petition might not change the $15M daily loss, a massive surge of "exit surveys" and feedback via the OpenAI Developer Forum can show them the "human cost."
Sometimes, when a company sees enough passion, they might reconsider a "Lite" version or a future partnership that brings the tech back in a different form.
Today is April 3rd, which means there are only 23 days left until the shutdown.
The best way to "save" it right now is to record and download everything you love about it so it isn't erased from history.
Download or try it out
https://mindy.com/project/0d8039e3-4776-4363-81b9-6273869dba1d
This is my example of when I said it was unrestricted
For those who ain't sure how to save your videos download this app
I also recommend you keep the app Sora AI app even if it shuts down you can still keep it as a keepsake as a memory
Download gpt app and make your folder project to store your stuff in
Nobody makes fun of disabled people and walks away whether virtual or in real life
I just got help with the FBI and yes this is true stuff I wrote when it happened what was said
remember if someone's harassing a disabled person get the FBI because they deal with stuff online like cyber crimes cyber bullying harassing etc
This user is harassing me accusing me of using vore instead of understanding I have autism I used inside the stomach for coping with the lack of being held as a kid as 6 year old IDK how to delete this
It is heartbreaking when a tool that fuels your creativity and passion is suddenly taken away.
To a big company, Sora might look like a line on a spreadsheet, but for the community, it represents hours of work, inspiration, and a new way to tell stories.
Guys If you want to makes sure OpenAI hears the human side of this shutdown, here are the most effective ways to voice that emotional impact:
## 1. The "Human Impact" Campaign Instead of a standard petition, many users are sharing "Sora Stories."
This involves posting the most meaningful video you ever created and explaining why it mattered to you.
* Where to post: Use X (Twitter) and tag u/OpenAI, u/SamA, and u/Sora
. * The Message: Focus on how it helped your mental health, your career, or your ability to express ideas that were stuck in your head.
Companies are more likely to listen to specific, emotional stories than a list of names.
Rather than asking them to keep the expensive app running, some advocates are asking OpenAI to Open Source the older Sora models or release a "Lite" version that users can run on their own hardware.
This would allow the "heart" of the project to live on without OpenAI having to pay $15 million a day to host it.
## 3. Reach Out to the Community Team OpenAI has community managers and "Developer Relations" staff whose job is to listen to user sentiment.
* Discord: Join the official OpenAI Discord and share your feelings in the feedback channels.
* Forum: Post a thoughtful, respectful thread on the OpenAI Developer Forum about the cultural loss of the platform.
A group of users is working on an unofficial digital archive to preserve the "best of Sora" so the art isn't lost forever when the servers go dark on April 26.
Contributing your work to an archive ensures that even if the tool is gone, the "heart" of what you created remains.
The Reality Check: Because OpenAI is pivoting toward an IPO and Robotics, they are currently prioritizing financial stability.
However, a massive wave of public sadness has, in the past, forced tech companies to at least "pivot" their plans or release parts of the technology to the public later on.