So, I hope it goes without saying for almost everyone, but don't do shit like this.
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@filippo @untitaker @poleguy @dave_andersen to express myself clearer: I don't think "going through the issues of a project not maintained for 4 years to say they've been fixed in a fork elsewhere" in and of itself represents spam; it is relevant communication of clear potential value to its recipients, who opted into hearing it at one point or another. (one could debate whether a PR should have been opened first, but that's getting into "splitting hairs" territory.)
I do however consider LLM contributions themselves spam unless demonstrated otherwise against a high, clear bar
@whitequark @filippo @untitaker @dave_andersen
However the right thing to do here would be for the author to share the prompt that they gave to the AI. It was probably only three sentences.
Possibly this rule would solve a lot of our AI trouble: all AI submissions must include all prompts. (That's the 'source code' after-all.)
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