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by inigyou 5 days ago
Did you read the actual terms? It's quite clear, it says mostly written by AI.
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Yeah, that doesn't mean anything in a world of agentic tooling. That's why folks are seeking clarification of what "mostly" means. Like more than 50% of the characters in the source code? From a harness? Tab-based autocomplete? Function completion? As I said, it's simplistic thinking.
If you aren't sure, then you're on the wrong side of it.
That's not true just because you say it is. You're rejecting the notion that the rule is written badly, and as an excuse for other problems, and, as written, is actually unenforceable. If I pushed my repos, they wouldn't even be able to tell that the code was written by AI, because I author every commit. Silly argument. Time will judge.
If you were on the right side of it, you'd know.
"The right side"? You just keep posting thought-terminating dismissive replies. I don't even use Codeberg, and there is no "right side". That's the point.
The right side is the one that doesn't get you banned from Codeberg. But since you don't use Codeberg, it seems like there is no problem.