> Nobody claimed that LLM code should be outright accepted

Not directly, but that's the implication.

I just did not pretend that was not the implication.

> always come back to this point is so…American

I am not American.

To be frank, this was the most insulting thing someone ever told me online. Congratulations. I feel insulted. You win this one.

> If you aren’t interested in discussing the merits of the decision, don’t bother joining the conversation.

I will join whatever conversation I want, and to my desires I adressed the merits of the discussion perfectly.

You are not the judge here, your opinion is as meaningless as mine.

> Most of all, I’m sick of the patronising “don’t forget that you can fork the project!” What’s the point of saying this?

That sounds like a "you" problem. You will be sick of it until the end of time, because that's the final right answer to any complaints of open source project governance.

> You aren’t adding anything to the conversation. You’re being snarky.

I disagree. In fact, I contributed more than you. I adressed arguments. You went on a whinging session about me.