[tartoran]

You risk being silenly flagged and get nerfed responses. Somehting like shadow dumbed down.

[gentooflux]

That is an inherent and unavoidable risk regardless, as things stand if you want access to frontier models you are at the mercy of their providers.

[stingraycharles]

That’s quite a claim. What’s your source for this?

[0123456789ABCDE]

Fable's model card provides the following as a relevant reference

https://xcancel.com/ClaudeDevs/status/2064949876463645026

[handoflixue]

They already reversed course on that decision a couple of days later. Trivial to find a source, but Fable is also rather notably not available to the public right now, so it's not actually a relevant threat.

[stingraycharles]

That’s totally unrelated. The post I was replying to claimed that if you create a new account with OpenAI and that gets detected, your whole account gets silently “nerfed”.

That is not in any way related to Fable (visibly) being switched to a less strong model if you’re trying to discuss certain topics.

[shevy-java]

So ... like reddit! :)

Thankfully I don't depend on any of such services. It would make me rather angry.

[qingcharles]

Reddit is the only platform that actually tells you that you are shadowbanned, so at least they are upfront about it, but their appeal system sucks. My friend just appealed every day for just over 600 days and finally got their account un-shadowbanned.

[handoflixue]

"It only took two years for my friend to appeal a Ban"

If you're willing to wait a couple years, I dare say a few services might have changed their minds by then, so it's too early to judge.

[inigyou]

Reddit doesn't tell you you're shadowbanned. You are thinking of regular banned.

[inigyou]

HN also has shadowbans. If your preferences have showdead=yes, you might see some.