>It was a surprise to us how vehemently some folk defended AI content and assumed it was their right to post it within our community.
replyPeople often confuse freedom of speech, with freedom to access a specific platform for speech.
Its dead wrong, I dont know why people would want to be in a community where they arent wanted.
> I dont know why people would want to be in a community where they arent wanted.
replyThis is standard predatory behavior. Child abusers hanging out with kids, weirdos hanging out near the women's clothing department, etc.
It's usually a clear indication of the sort of people you don't want to associate with in your online community. They bring a net negative to the table.
What is "it"? Putting the two halves together, the sort of people who want to be in a community where they aren't wanted are the sort of people you don't want in that community. I guess I can't argue with that.
replyI have a similar problem in a community I'm a a part of? How are you reliably detecting AI?
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