> if you create an llms.txt you're not looking to manipulate anyone You don't know me :-) My suggestion is that someone might want taint the data that goes in

> if you create an llms.txt you're not looking to manipulate anyone You don't know me :-) My suggestion is that someone might want taint the data that goes into an LLM. Let's say you have a website with guides, examples and tips and tricks for writing bash. What would prevent you from pointing the LLMs to separate content which would contain broken examples and code with a number of security issues, because you long term would want to exploit the code generated by the LLMs.