You can choose not to contribute instead of intentionally violating their boundaries.

Their boundaries. If they don’t want to accept the code, cool. Nobody is forcing them to, and I respect that.

But if they can’t enforce their boundaries, because they can’t tell the difference between AI code and non-AI code without being told, then their boundaries they made up are unenforceable nonsense.

About as nonsense and enforceable as asking me to code upside down.

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duskdozer 2 hours ago | parent [-]

So we're back to might makes right then: "you can't stop me, so I'll do whatever I want to you."

	▲	orf 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		What a reductive argument. Is this your first day on planet earth? If so, here’s what you need to know: - people can just say things - when people say things, you don’t have to listen to them - not listening to them doesn’t make you superior or more powerful than them We can practice: I’d like you to always comment in uppercase letters from now on please. It’s my policy.