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VASTU: Language Models Struggle to Recognize Online Community Values
Online communities develop distinct norms for content they collectively value, yet it remains unclear whether current language models can recognize locally valued contributions in context. We formalize this as \textbf{community-conditioned preference prediction} and introduce \textsc{Vastu} (\underl
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