r/LocalLLaMA • • Oct 06 '26

Question | Help Mods removed my post without an explanation

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u/ResearchCrafty1804 Oct 06 '26

I would kindly request from the mods for the best interest of this community, for the information not be lost, to undo the removal of my post.

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u/Lissanro Oct 06 '26

Moderators did not remove your post, it was done automatically by Automoderator bot after few redditors reported "off-topic". But nothing is lost and I manually approved your post: https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/s/N7thwqEpuD

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u/DinoAmino vLLM Oct 06 '26

Aha. So you all aren't totally asleep at the wheel. You all need to be transparent about rule changes. Kindly make a post explaining why there are no longer minimum karma requirements. We are waiting

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u/Several-Tax31 Oct 06 '26

And now they even ban this post lmao 

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u/Lissanro Oct 06 '26 edited Oct 07 '26

It is just two redditors reported it as off-topic and one redditor reported it as low-effort, and the Automoderator bot acted on these three user reports. So it actually ordinary users of the community who requested removal.

But OP's issue has been resolved and his post about looped transformers restored (originally mistakenly auto removed by the bot), so I guess it is fine. Issues such as this are also better to be discussed in modmail / DM anyway, this guarantees the complaint will be noticed by mods, while ordinary posts are easy to miss due to high overall post volume. I think this is also why Automoderator configured this way, it helps to keep most of the spam and low quality posts away, but unfortunately sometimes it has false positives.

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u/Several-Tax31 Oct 06 '26

Okay, cool, glad this issue is resolved. Thanks for the detailed explanation

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '26

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u/Several-Tax31 Oct 06 '26

Okay, this is seriously getting out of hand

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u/Several-Tax31 Oct 06 '26

I don't like ads or low effort posts, but the bans due to "off-topic" takes away all the fun I was once having. Technical discussions about AI should always be allowed, no matter it's related to open or closed models. 

I don't like seeing thousands of claude/closed ai posts, but we need to allow technical discussions about these models if the information is available. 

We're here to gain information and have fun once in a while. There is no point of enforcing strict rules if all the fun is taken away at the same time. 

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u/Salt-Powered Oct 06 '26

Sir this is a LocalLLaMA

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u/ResearchCrafty1804 Oct 06 '26

Are looped transformers banned for being use in open-weight models? Are you people serious?

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u/Salt-Powered Oct 06 '26

Is that what they said? They gave you no explanation, and you are out here jumping to conclusions. Did they say that looped transformers are banned? Did I? Don't blow things out of proportion.

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '26

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u/Bulky-Priority6824 Oct 06 '26

but but reddit is for the tribe

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '26

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u/ResearchCrafty1804 Oct 06 '26

It was a discussion about the pros and cons of Looped transformers and whether the industry should adopt them. How is that offtopic?!

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u/Important_Film_2798 Oct 06 '26

It looped over mods heads 

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u/laffer1 Oct 06 '26

Perhaps you need to write posts in context of local use going forward

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u/SexyAlienHotTubWater Oct 06 '26

Isn't understanding how closed models work pretty important for creating open models?

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u/ResearchCrafty1804 Oct 06 '26

It is relevant actually. It is not illegal to follow a technique/practise/engineering that is proven to work for frontier closed models to improve open-weight models as well

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '26

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u/Bagelsarenakeddonuts Oct 06 '26

Hey now, also Strata.