Then report the bug, duh? You are overthinking this. I also had a weird bug not long ago with my drafts, was swiftly resolved and underlying problem fixed, like in 24 hours.
I did report the bug (verbally in writing in my email, and now verbally again in this very post and the comments). It hasn’t been fixed. Maybe there is a bureaucratic and half-automated procedure for filing bugs that will never be addressed, and that is broken too? Do you know of a way to do this that is somehow “canonical”?
I do not see any emails from you to team@lesswrong.com, which should be automatically forwarded to our Intercom inbox. What email address did you send the bug reports to?
On Tuesday July 7th I sent an email with the subject “JenniferRM asks: What’s The Best Way To Talk About Fable-As-An-Author?” to team@lesswrong.com that contained this text:
> You wrote this yourself, without using LLMs to help you write or edit your content.
I didn’t automate ANY of my authorial work. However, there are quotes from Fable that Fable authored, and those are clearly marked...
BUT… maybe the automated editorial decision kicked in because I didn’t initially use the tags to mark the content that Fable generated and that might have triggered automatic action? I forgot those existed.
When I tracked down the style guide and figured out how to use the ”/ editor tool” to mark LLM content I ran into a website bug: I can’t actually save edits!
This is a bug because if I can’t SAVE edits, the UI should not even allow me to START MAKING THEM.
This is the error message (the little bit in red) that I see when I try to save my changes:
The canonical bug report mechanism is the Intercom widget at the bottom right of each page. It looks like this. (Coloration may vary based on light/dark mode.)
Then report the bug, duh? You are overthinking this. I also had a weird bug not long ago with my drafts, was swiftly resolved and underlying problem fixed, like in 24 hours.
I did report the bug (verbally in writing in my email, and now verbally again in this very post and the comments). It hasn’t been fixed. Maybe there is a bureaucratic and half-automated procedure for filing bugs that will never be addressed, and that is broken too? Do you know of a way to do this that is somehow “canonical”?
When I google [lesswrong bug reports] I land here, and I see a plethora of ways to report bugs, several of which I have already used.
I do not see any emails from you to team@lesswrong.com, which should be automatically forwarded to our Intercom inbox. What email address did you send the bug reports to?
On Tuesday July 7th I sent an email with the subject “JenniferRM asks: What’s The Best Way To Talk About Fable-As-An-Author?” to team@lesswrong.com that contained this text:
Then there is a screenshot.
The canonical bug report mechanism is the Intercom widget at the bottom right of each page. It looks like this. (Coloration may vary based on light/dark mode.)