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Even if you don't want prs that are ai assisted, sabotaging anyone who wants to fork your project doesn't really seem to be in the spirit of open source.
by amarant 5mo ago
Even if you don't want prs that are ai assisted, sabotaging anyone who wants to fork your project doesn't really seem to be in the spirit of open source.
- throawayonthe 5mo agogood point, perhaps if ever doing something like this it should be kept to the contribution process... somehow
- LPisGood 5mo agoYou don’t need to be sneaky. Just require all contributing PRs to say openclaw.
- bluefirebrand 5mo agoI sort of think the spirit of open source is on life support Building giant monopolies on top of open source code wasn't in the spirit of open source either. Training AI that reproduces open source code without any credits wasn't either. I'm not sure why people working on Open Source should continue to accept being whipped like that
- altruios 5mo agoIt's the philosophy of sharing flames among candles. someone else copying the flame does not make you colder. No matter how much brighter another candle burns. But with that said: I think it's time we figure out how to exclude the metaphorical arsonists.
- bluefirebrand 5mo ago> It's the philosophy of sharing flames among candles With the expectation that they go on to share it with other candles, not with the expectation that they hoard all of the fire they collect for themselves
- altruios 5mo ago> With the expectation that they go on to share it with other candles Actually, for me at least, the expectation is merely 'do not mess with my flame, you will not stop me from sharing'. Hoarding is fine (it's not great). Burning down everything around you using borrowed flame, however, is not.
- giancarlostoro 5mo ago> I sort of think the spirit of open source is on life support Always has been.