Community Guidelines
Knowing my luck, this’ll be the one that gets a response lol. The community guidelines are incredibly vague (saying they aren’t doesn’t make them not), they don’t specify anything that’s actually against the rules to say or what exactly someone is allowed to report or for what reasons. They speak about themself as if they’re afraid to break the rules they’re trying to explain, as if giving an example outside of instagram would be infringing on its terms of service. Maybe it’s because I describe objects as people, but not a single one of my comments that have been removed have been directed at a person. That’s the comical part (,but I’m not laughing), I’m getting closer to having my account taken down everyday because I’ve insulted too many chairs and tables, and every example I’ve of me taking it out on a person was documented by ME more than any moderator, and those are actually the comments I tend to get away with. Shameless self report because in weight against everything I’ve lost just for making fun of one too many pieces of furniture, I’m still owed more than I should be apologizing for anything. Sorry I insulted your favorite dining room set instagram’s support team, can I have my old account, and my pictures of my dead dog back now please, it’s getting old.
Community Guidelines
Community Guidelines
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Community Guidelines - Community Guidelines - negative
### USER:Community Guidelines, Knowing my luck, this’ll be the one that gets a response lol. The community guidelines are incredibly vague (saying they aren’t doesn’t make them not), they don’t specify anything that’s actually against the rules to say or what exactly someone is allowed to report or for what reasons. They speak about themself as if they’re afraid to break the rules they’re trying to explain, as if giving an example outside of instagram would be infringing on its terms of service. Maybe it’s because I describe objects as people, but not a single one of my comments that have been removed have been directed at a person. That’s the comical part (,but I’m not laughing), I’m getting closer to having my account taken down everyday because I’ve insulted too many chairs and tables, and every example I’ve of me taking it out on a person was documented by ME more than any moderator, and those are actually the comments I tend to get away with. Shameless self report because in weight against everything I’ve lost just for making fun of one too many pieces of furniture, I’m still owed more than I should be apologizing for anything. Sorry I insulted your favorite dining room set instagram’s support team, can I have my old account, and my pictures of my dead dog back now please, it’s getting old. ### ASSISTANT:  -  - negative )))
### Review: title: Community Guidelines, content: Knowing my luck, this’ll be the one that gets a response lol. The community guidelines are incredibly vague (saying they aren’t doesn’t make them not), they don’t specify anything that’s actually against the rules to say or what exactly someone is allowed to report or for what reasons. They speak about themself as if they’re afraid to break the rules they’re trying to explain, as if giving an example outside of instagram would be infringing on its terms of service. Maybe it’s because I describe objects as people, but not a single one of my comments that have been removed have been directed at a person. That’s the comical part (,but I’m not laughing), I’m getting closer to having my account taken down everyday because I’ve insulted too many chairs and tables, and every example I’ve of me taking it out on a person was documented by ME more than any moderator, and those are actually the comments I tend to get away with. Shameless self report because in weight against everything I’ve lost just for making fun of one too many pieces of furniture, I’m still owed more than I should be apologizing for anything. Sorry I insulted your favorite dining room set instagram’s support team, can I have my old account, and my pictures of my dead dog back now please, it’s getting old. ### Analysis: categories: Community Guidelines, aspects: Community Guidelines, sentiments: negative )))
### Review: title: Community Guidelines, content: Knowing my luck, this’ll be the one that gets a response lol. The community guidelines are incredibly vague (saying they aren’t doesn’t make them not), they don’t specify anything that’s actually against the rules to say or what exactly someone is allowed to report or for what reasons. They speak about themself as if they’re afraid to break the rules they’re trying to explain, as if giving an example outside of instagram would be infringing on its terms of service. Maybe it’s because I describe objects as people, but not a single one of my comments that have been removed have been directed at a person. That’s the comical part (,but I’m not laughing), I’m getting closer to having my account taken down everyday because I’ve insulted too many chairs and tables, and every example I’ve of me taking it out on a person was documented by ME more than any moderator, and those are actually the comments I tend to get away with. Shameless self report because in weight against everything I’ve lost just for making fun of one too many pieces of furniture, I’m still owed more than I should be apologizing for anything. Sorry I insulted your favorite dining room set instagram’s support team, can I have my old account, and my pictures of my dead dog back now please, it’s getting old. ### Analysis: categories: (Community Guidelines) aspects: (Community Guidelines) sentiments: (negative) )))
Instruction: Extract triplets of category - aspect - sentiment, from the given Input. Each pair should include the category, the specific aspect within that category, and the sentiment expressed towards that aspect. Input: Community Guidelines, Knowing my luck, this’ll be the one that gets a response lol. The community guidelines are incredibly vague (saying they aren’t doesn’t make them not), they don’t specify anything that’s actually against the rules to say or what exactly someone is allowed to report or for what reasons. They speak about themself as if they’re afraid to break the rules they’re trying to explain, as if giving an example outside of instagram would be infringing on its terms of service. Maybe it’s because I describe objects as people, but not a single one of my comments that have been removed have been directed at a person. That’s the comical part (,but I’m not laughing), I’m getting closer to having my account taken down everyday because I’ve insulted too many chairs and tables, and every example I’ve of me taking it out on a person was documented by ME more than any moderator, and those are actually the comments I tend to get away with. Shameless self report because in weight against everything I’ve lost just for making fun of one too many pieces of furniture, I’m still owed more than I should be apologizing for anything. Sorry I insulted your favorite dining room set instagram’s support team, can I have my old account, and my pictures of my dead dog back now please, it’s getting old. Output:  -  - negative $$$