> It is in your own best interest not to make any sort of comment that is violent in nature or could by a large language model be interpreted as being violent.
Not only do you need to try to follow a rule that isn't clear in the first place, now you have to also try to guess how a LLM (which one? Unclear) might perceive and interpret your comment. GLHF.
Remember when reddit was considered "a bastion of free speech"? Was a long time ago this point, but clearly the places where people can openly speak without getting banned site-wide is getting fewer and fewer.
Part that stuck out to me:
> It is in your own best interest not to make any sort of comment that is violent in nature or could by a large language model be interpreted as being violent.
Not only do you need to try to follow a rule that isn't clear in the first place, now you have to also try to guess how a LLM (which one? Unclear) might perceive and interpret your comment. GLHF.
Remember when reddit was considered "a bastion of free speech"? Was a long time ago this point, but clearly the places where people can openly speak without getting banned site-wide is getting fewer and fewer.
> "I got a comment deleted for using the name of the beloved actor who was Bert in Mary Poppins."