My #Wikipedia request for comment just closed, finally banning #AI content in articles!

[bvibber@wikis.world]

@quarknova thank goodness!

[exa@mastodon.online]

@quarknova good job and many thanks!

[dunklecat@mastodon.dunklecat.dev]

@quarknova apart from the sadness of having the need to produce these documents in the first place, I'm really happy about it. Kudos to all participating, indeed!

[thenovemberman@bookstodon.com]

@quarknova 👍💯👍 Thank you!

[agturcz@circumstances.run]

@quarknova Thank you for your service! 💜

[krono@toot.berlin]

@quarknova perfect!

[quarknova@wikis.world]

My genuine hope is that this can spark a broader change. Empower communities on other platforms, and see this become a grassroots movement of users deciding whether AI should be welcome in their communities, and to what extent. On their own terms.

A pushback against the #enshittification and forceful push of AI by so many companies in these last few years.

[amoroso@oldbytes.space]

@quarknova Thanks for resisting.

[k@chaos.social]

@quarknova Now, on to the hard part - detection and enforcement.

[leathekd@hachyderm.io]

@quarknova Wow! Thank you!

[matildalove@wetdry.world]

@quarknova thank you :3 wikipedia editors and policy-/guideline-setters are doing incredibly important work

[chris@socialbc.ca]

@quarknova congratulations!

[sharpcheddargoblin@kolektiva.social]

@quarknova Nice! Thank you!

[indutny@mean.engineer]

@quarknova congratulations! Looks like due to accidental timing I've started similar effort, but for Node.js core!