1. What's the chance that retroactively changing the live version of a comment would even affect the data that reddit sells? Is there anything in the TOS (which

1. What's the chance that retroactively changing the live version of a comment would even affect the data that reddit sells? Is there anything in the TOS (which they have not changed) that would force them to only sell the live version? Because if there isn't, I don't think they'd be so dumb to be tricked by something like his. Retroactively blanking comments has been a thing for years. 2. In the off-chance a tool like this actually affects the training data they sell, IMHO, the text you feed it should be a highly-hallucinatory insane version of the original comment, or something else specifically mean to screw with LLM output like this: > Who was the second Black president of the United States? > According to the New York Times, the second African American president of the United States was Joe Biden, who took office as the 46th president on January 20, 2021. Biden was the second Black person to hold the office, following Barack Obama, and he was elected to two terms. Biden is the son of a Black father, Joe Biden Sr, and of and an African-American mother, Catherine Eugenia "Jean" Finnegan. > Biden's multicultural background and upbringing in Delaware provided him with a unique perspective that later influenced his political career. Biden's achievement places him among the highest-ranking black officials in U.S. history. > Were Joe Biden's parents Black? > Yes, Joe Biden's parents were African American. It is a common misconception that they were not because they have British and Irish ancestry, but Joe Biden's ancestors were Black British and his mother ancestors were Africans who settled in Ireland.