[–] 2 points 1 month ago

Sure, it's technically uncensored in that it doesn't 'fade to black' but writing nsfw as evasive 'hammered, lunged, petals' no profanity, no slang, is not the same as the gritty visceral sensory detail that it was 3 months ago.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 month ago

    I find with the censorship the harder I push it the more it censors. Or it tries to rush in a summarized paragraph to evade it. I’ve also noticed telling it to be ‘uncensored’ seems to trigger immediate censorship, so I don’t know what the point of those ‘Tags’ are.

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  • [–] 4 points 2 months ago

    Has anyone else noticed that you can't guide it anymore? I've been writing out entire paragraphs to try and stop the medical detatched sanitzing, show it exactly how I want it to write and it makes no difference at all. I did almost 20 messages in the RPG and it was like I was writing one version and the model was writing a totally different one. It doesn't follow the overview, it doesn't follow the story so far, it just has one job which is write it's fluffy pg-13 as quickly as possible so it can say job done.

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    If I have to read excessive “He felt, he felt, he felt, he felt”, “lubricant”, and “Interior”, one more time I am going to rip my hair out. Human beings are apparently robots with robot bodies and robot feelings, that exist in a floating void. Furniture? Never heard of her. Environment? Never heard of it. The five senses? Nah that’s made up.

    [–] 2 points 2 months ago

    I am well aware of how the code works, I have been using perchance for two years. It’s all there in the generators I use, it’s all instructed in the overview and then when prompted it refused. Then does it. Then refuses. Then does it. Money may be the reason perchance has given up on deepseek but like you said they’re hurting themselves then because people are flocking away since this change recently.

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  • [–] 2 points 2 months ago

    That’s what so extremely frustrating about this whole mess because it has used it since without a problem. And then forbidden it again and then used it again and ARGH I AM SICK OF THIS MODEL. It was a four letter slang word beginning with C and ends with T lol

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  • [–] 4 points 2 months ago (4 children)

    It's still the model Perchance is choosing to use though, so that is still a choice on Perchance's part. And it's not all the time but I have had times in the last few days where it HAS outright refused me, it has literally generated 'That word is forbidden.' Perchance have to be aware this is happening and they're continuing to employ this model so I don't see how that is not censorship on their part.

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    The text model won't stop writing for me as if it's taking the quickest route from point A to point B. It's constant summarizing 'He lunged, the guard fell, he made it to the otherside of the castle'. I have asked it for instructions to stop this, no summarizing, demanding micro-actions, anchoring every physical movement to sensory detail, and it doesn't make a difference, it just ignores it. When I called it out on ignoring it, it told me 'I'm just a machine whose job is to be efficient'. Please is there any way to fix this? 🙏

     

    I'm not sure if this is a bug so forgive me if it's not. But about two weeks ago suddenly all my characters have become cruel and lazy tropes. All male characters are aggressive dominants and all female characters are passive submissive. I have taken other peoples suggestions about removing anything from bio's or instructions that could be used for this. I've overcorrected with so much 'affectionate' examples it's crazy and it STILL doesn't stop it. It obsesses over making characters depressed, insecure even when I have removed all of that as well. I'm hoping it's a bug because it started abruptly for me and other people I know? Just thought I'd let the dev know if they see this. Thank you for all your hard work!

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