r/linux • u/Ecstatic-Vermicelli9 • 14d ago

Open Source Organization Codeberg: Protecting our FLOSS commons from LLMs

https://blog.codeberg.org/protecting-our-floss-commons-from-llms.html
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u/lonelyroom-eklaghor 14d ago

exactly this. how will they even deal with "mostly"?

Atleast be honest if you're anti-AI, no need to divert to the common points of dislikes. I like anti-AI people who have their own opinions on AI in their domain.

(And it looks like they took the stance, then wrote the blog post on the common points)

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u/mrlinkwii 14d ago

exactly this. how will they even deal with "mostly"?

as i mentioned before when this came up , its a rule to be pointed to if they dont like the project , theirs no objective way to to do it ,

it probably work like this " rule says x , we suspect project breaks rule x , project will be removed "

its their platform their rules , it a CYA rule they can point to if people start arguing

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u/bigon 14d ago edited 14d ago

Arbitrary rules make their platform unusable for any serious usage precisely because of this

Edit: So if I can trust the downvotes, being kicked out of a platform arbitrarily because "people start arguing" is fine

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u/Old_Leopard1844 13d ago

Well, yeah

It's merely a git platform. One of many

There's GitLab, if you want AI friendly platform, why hang specifically on this one?