If actual people are labeling it as ChatGPT instead of an automated process, it might be because it sounds like ChatGPT. Is English your second language? I sampled some of your blogposts and unfortunately I find the style writing similar to the style of blogspam technical content, it doesn't sound natural in parts. Obviously, advising you to "try to sound more human" is not helpful. If it sounds like ChatGPT to people, or if an algorithm is probabilistically deciding it's ChatGPT, any shortcut would most likely be fleeting.
Try studying the writing style of personal technical blogs people recommend on this site (how is it different than yours etc), and just keep practicing and publishing. I don't have time to list everything that feels "off" in your writing, so I'll just mention one: the overuse of "!" in your posts. It doesn't feel natural and rubs me the the wrong way. It signals forced/mock excitement.
If actual people are labeling it as ChatGPT instead of an automated process, it might be because it sounds like ChatGPT. Is English your second language? I sampled some of your blogposts and unfortunately I find the style writing similar to the style of blogspam technical content, it doesn't sound natural in parts. Obviously, advising you to "try to sound more human" is not helpful. If it sounds like ChatGPT to people, or if an algorithm is probabilistically deciding it's ChatGPT, any shortcut would most likely be fleeting.
Try studying the writing style of personal technical blogs people recommend on this site (how is it different than yours etc), and just keep practicing and publishing. I don't have time to list everything that feels "off" in your writing, so I'll just mention one: the overuse of "!" in your posts. It doesn't feel natural and rubs me the the wrong way. It signals forced/mock excitement.