Ollama is an ergonomic "frontend" to a lower level library (llama.cpp). The way they are operating is extremely common to the way anyone else operates. If I b

Ollama is an ergonomic "frontend" to a lower level library (llama.cpp). The way they are operating is extremely common to the way anyone else operates. If I built a webservice on top of, say, Warp in Rust, people generally aren't putting much acknowledgement for using Warp. Or should I give acknowledgement to Hyper, which warp is built in? Actually, on the flip side, Warp is a good example of giving acknowledgement, since they mention Hyper in their readme (of course it is made by the same owner, so he is just linking his works): https://crates.io/crates/warp https://crates.io/crates/warp Maybe Ollama should add a similar type of acknowledgement? I will see about opening an issue on their github.