I was recently chatting with a model who was able to type the name of a search engine just fine. When I tried to reply with the same search engine name the system gave me a warning. What kind of ridiculousness is this? Quote

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Thank you,

I have replied.

Just in case someone sees this first, here's what the problem is. Earlier today I was in a chat room typing back and forth with a model. The model sent me a whisper joking that another user probably had to go look something up using a search engine. The model had no issue writing the name of the search engine go0gle (without the zero). When I tried to reply something along the lines of "if he can even spell the word go0gle" (without the zero), the system (aka F4F) warned me about domain names, too many spaces, and repeated characters being considered spam and doing this too much could result in a temporary ban. What's with this half censorship? If a model can type a word or phrase (whatever it might be), a user should be able to as well. I would be just as annoyed if it was the other way around too. Quote

Thank you,

I have replied.

Just in case someone sees this first, here's what the problem is. Earlier today I was in a chat room typing back and forth with a model. The model sent me a whisper joking that another user probably had to go look something up using a search engine. The model had no issue writing the name of the search engine go0gle (without the zero). When I tried to reply something along the lines of "if he can even spell the word go0gle" (without the zero), the system (aka F4F) warned me about domain names, too many spaces, and repeated characters being considered spam and doing this too much could result in a temporary ban. What's with this half censorship? If a model can type a word or phrase (whatever it might be), a user should be able to as well. I would be just as annoyed if it was the other way around too.

We got that from your first post, without the lengthy second post.
Sometimes less is more.

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We got that from your first post, without the lengthy second post.
Sometimes less is more.




Despite going back and forth with support, they still don't understand the issue. My second post wasn't for users. It was for support just in case someone read the forums first rather than an email. Quote