You've... not really made a very good first impression.
If you go to an in-person meet-n-greet conference, you generally would try to find out some information about it first, right? Like the dress-code, or who the attendees are, or the keynote speakers. You wouldn't wear a three-piece suit to business-casual, you wouldn't attend a panel on quilting when there's one on sales and marketing, you wouldn't take the stage yourself if you'd not been invited to do so, and you wouldn't inject yourself into a conversation without reading the room.
In an online business forum: read the rules; read pinned posts; read and take note of people who seem to know what they're talking about and verify that they actually do; read source material so that you can cite said sources; read the room.
The forum is NOT a blog.
"You never get a second chance to make a good first impression."
Uncited AI is like bringing a rented Ferrari to a car show and pretending it's yours.
Saying 'this post uses AI' is vague, because you've never (as far as I can tell) made any posts that don't use AI, so there's nothing for us to compare. We can't know how much is original, and how much is the AI. You've brought a refurbished car to the show that you've worked on, but then you let a shop work on it, and weren't actually the one to make it run.
These forums are full of non-native English speakers/writers. Unless a user is lying about their proficiency, or offers a Gig that requires fluency, no one really cares if their English isn't perfect as long as they show that they are willing to learn and making an effort to learn. Let your conversation skills be authentic.
Please. Do a little homework: Spend a few days browsing and reading the forums before you post.