If your only defense of posting a wall of slop is "it might be wrong, so research to verify" what was the point of posting it to begin with?

I don't see how that's any more useful than just making up some random bullshit and saying "do some research to verify if this is accurate."

And wouldn't not asking the LLM at all be more effective at reducing the number of times the question is asked?

The "sources cited" are some entire books, and I am not going go read 100's of pages to possibly find a sentence or two that may or may not back up what this spew is saying. Also, emojis do not "clearly mark" anything, because they can appear different on different systems and are ambiguous.

Please delete this post, or I'm going to refer it to the moderators to decide if it should be here.

Thanks for the sentiment, but half-truths are more damaging than outright lies, so please do the research yourself before posting or leave it be.