The post was deleted by the community user, most likely in response to multiple spam flags from users; some of these might have been generated by Smokey, while others by users who read the post. As a result the post was deleted and marked as spam, stopping any further interactions.

In addition to the spam like portion of the message, even if we ignore that we still don't want the post; it has a very high probability of being generated by ChatGPT based on certain indicators and a detector agrees with this denoting the opening paragraph has a 99.98% chance of being generated by OpenAI.

As I typed this message as well, VLAZ stated they found another deleted answer which also contains an Amazon link. This suggests that the malicious intent (that it was meant as an advertisement, rather than a user who "didn't know" ChatGPT content is banned) is more likely.

The post was deleted by the community user, most likely in response to multiple spam flags from users; some of these might have been generated by Smokey, while others by users who read the post. As a result the post was deleted and marked as spam, stopping any further interactions. The key part of why it would have been detected is the closing sentence, which is a link to a product on Amazon.

In addition to the spam like portion of the post, even if we ignore that we still don't want the post; it has a very high probability of being generated by ChatGPT based on certain indicators and a detector agrees with this denoting the opening paragraph has a 99.98% chance of being generated by OpenAI.

As I typed this answer as well, VLAZ stated they found another deleted answer which also contains an Amazon link. This suggests that the malicious intent (that it was meant as an advertisement, rather than a user who "didn't know" ChatGPT content is banned) is more likely.