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Because broken English from research paper and relatively structured style will be even worse than reddit posts
Came to wonder about this.
The few I've seen weren't shining examples of the language, and could have used some editing.
As well, the rumours abound that a lot of papers are available before review, and that's likely to cause some harm if we trust a model predicting on bad data.
(Yes, I know: reddit isn't going to be better; but it has its own warning because, well, Reddit)