Add more examples to puns/qna.yaml

[bh1000]

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• Added new puns

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[ckadner]

Instead of removing/replacing the existing seed_examples add your's to the bottom of the list of existing ones

[ckadner]

quesiton: <-- the i and t got switched
question:

[ckadner]

we should not remove the original author, maybe we can add a comment for authors who amend existing files
i.e. you could add a new field:

created_by: mairin
co_authors:
  - bh1000

[ckadner]

@bjhargrave @lehors @markstur -- what is your take on co-authors?

[ckadner]

@mairin

[russellb]

some discussion on this over in https://github.com/instruct-lab/cli/issues/220

[jjasghar]

Thank you for taking the time to submit to instruct-lab! I know this wasn't easy and could have been quite time-consuming. Unfortunately, our team has decided that submissions for jokes or poems (skills and knowledge) are no longer supported or approved. We received so many at the beginning, and with jokes being "in the eye of the beholder" and puns requiring nuance for native English speakers, we realized we were possibly unconsciously biasing our model. We have discovered that working with both topics has its own challenges, and if we want something generalized, finding consensus was unsuccessful.

We have updated the avoid topics to reflect this, and if you have more questions, don't hesitate to comment on this PR. We may revisit this in the future, but we are looking for unique skills or new knowledge for the model; poems and jokes, unfortunately, don't fit this plan.

Thank you again for taking this time, and we are looking forward to your next PR to the instruct-lab project!

[bh1000]

Thank you for your feedback, I do understand your point.