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I don't think reddit let's you do this in anymore than a superficial way. I think reddit keeps the old edits internally so it won't harm the LLM. There were rep
by z_open 2y ago
I don't think reddit let's you do this in anymore than a superficial way. I think reddit keeps the old edits internally so it won't harm the LLM. There were reports after the last protest of reddit reverting mass edits.
- ziml77 2y agoSo basically this won't affect the LLM training but will still remove useful information and answers to questions? Wonderful...
- SleepilyLimping 2y agoI mean, it's the only meaningful way of punishing the company/site. It becomes unusable, people don't contribute anything further because it stops being a hub/valuable site, and eventually their costs outweigh their benefits. That last bit is probably a pipe dream, but saying "Oh well, might as well still enrich them with my knowledge/contributions" doesn't seem like an alternative.