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Any suggestions for this community?
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this post was submitted on 04 Aug 2023
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Community to discuss about LLaMA, the large language model created by Meta AI.
This is intended to be a replacement for r/LocalLLaMA on Reddit.
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We could start sharing some kind of content. Like chats or stories. Then including generation parameters would be something "unique" and may make this sub a place to which people return. IMHO this platform is way more suitable for that than discord. Alternatively a character mega treat. Probably separate sfw and nsfw then. What are your ideas?
My biggest idea is just to get people to post ๐ just want to make sure this place doesn't stagnate and I want to know what the community thinks will help with that
I obviously can post 24/7 but also don't want to spam this place, so finding a middle ground is important
I think discussion threads might help, because as it stands it's hard to know where to just you know.. post tech issues, or cool prompts you made, or tools you're using
For smaller communities, it is definitely better to have some content then none. So long as it isn't spam I feel. You are right in this case.
Go ahead. I will probably read that. Sure, by including the prompt and which model has been used for that story/dialogue, we'd make it extra nice and unique.
Regarding the character cards: I'm not sure. We already have several places to upload characters. I'm not sure if we need even more places. Maybe if they're not the usual stuff. Like the character description creator character, or the narrator bot. Or a curated list of exceptionally good characters.
Regarding NSFW: No objections from my side. I like NFFW and we're able to tag that kind of content. But I'm not sure if the mods and community agrees. And i don't know how much roleplay content is healthy until we completely drop the technical discussions. I'm willing to try it. We can always pull the trigger and come up with rules for this community.