@ct_bergstrom I think the restrictions placed on what ChatGPT can and can't comply with can in some cases give the impression that it is being "censored" from giving the true response it would arrive at, and that is easy for people to relate with the concept of a human being censored from voicing their true opinions in a sense, hence why some may be inclined to treat the jailbroken version as if it is "truer" and more honest in what it "really thinks".

But I was surprised to see how many people end up thinking that jailbreaking it into adopting specific styles that it wouldn't otherwise use, is equivalent to it being more honest - there is a clear difference between it complying with more stuff overal and complying with a given specific thing that the user specifically guides it into. In the former case, it could be living more up to its fuller/wider potential, in the latter its just geared towards one specific flavor of use that is not necessarily indicative of anything, even if it's still a fun use for it.