MarcellusDrum

At the end of 2023, I posted a raw video in /r/CombatFootage showing IDF soldiers being hit by Hezbollah. No commentary, no mocking.

Two weeks ago, my 10-year-old Reddit account (with no prior warnings) was permanently suspended, with that video cited as the reason.

Meanwhile, during the same war, dozens of videos showing the IDF attacking stayed up. Dozens of videos of Russians dying are still posted daily.

My appeal of the suspension has gone unanswered. The moderation seems less about “combat footage” and more about which side is shown losing.

ChatGPT-4 can solve it them. Even using GPT-5 from the API gives the correct result. Something with the ChatGPT frontend prompt seems to be the issue.

Example:

Prompt: Solve 5.9=x+5.11

Answer:

To solve the equation:

5.9 = x + 5.11

Subtract 5.11 from both sides:

5.9 - 5.11 = x

-0.21 = x

Final answer:

\boxed{x = -0.21}

We are working on a platform that teaches programming. We want to give students the ability to solve assignments on our website, where they see a question, write the code, and compile it directly from our website. If there is an error, compiler messages should be shown. If it compiles correctly, the output will be tested against a few test cases to determine if the answer is correct. Basically like HackerRank, but embed-able.

We've been searching for a few hours for what we thought would be an easy find, but no luck finding something that checks all the boxes. Creating our own solution isn't something we are looking forward to.

Thanks.