> I think it's critically important people figure out what they want to learn from what's being shared. > What do you need from submitters here? Even setting a

> I think it's critically important people figure out what they want to learn from what's being shared. > What do you need from submitters here? Even setting aside the burden of supplying it, what do you hope to learn? I appreciate your comments on this - they are the most interesting responses I've seen so far about this question (so I hope the meta stuff doesn't get too much in the way). The hope is to make the submissions of AI-generated Show HNs more interesting than they are when someone submits just a repo with generated code and a generated README. The question is what could, at least in principle, be supplied that could have this desired effect.