No, my example is one of where you end up if you start doing granular definition (and demanding to know where the line is, to the point of absurdity).
A broad stroke based on community trust and your own self-evaluation of a very simple rule is acceptable here.
If a contributor wishes to poke the edges of the policy to try and find the line of acceptable AI/LLM usage in the project, they are probably not the kind of contributor they want.
A broad stroke based on community trust and your own self-evaluation of a very simple rule is acceptable here.
If a contributor wishes to poke the edges of the policy to try and find the line of acceptable AI/LLM usage in the project, they are probably not the kind of contributor they want.