If you are a member of Codeberg e.V. please take the time to participate in the poll that was just sent out about banning vibe-coded projects on Codeberg.
Please agree to the proposal. Slop can live on GitHub.
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@tante@tldr.nettime.org unenforcable
@anemone @tante The point isn't perfect enforcement I would think. I would suppose, the point is to have a policy to point to when someone sends you a vibed PR, so that we don't need to relitigate it every time. You simply tap the sign. Plenty of rules exist for purposes like this.
While it may be "unenforceable" any reduction in the deluge is probably worth it, because right now it is a DDoS on many maintainers brains.
@theeclecticdyslexic@mstdn.social @tante@tldr.nettime.org seems like it will just result in people arguing over whether something is vibe coded or not instead. Isn't that potentially worse?
@anemone @tante I don't think that will be the case, but I could be wrong. No AI policies have been working okay on the servers represented in my fedi feed... They aren't perfect, but I almost never interact with the slop, and when I do, I can report it.
I think it is most likely to be a community pruning force. If someone does not feel welcome, because they want to fire around merde requests at the speed of slop, they probably won't end up on codeberg.
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@theeclecticdyslexic@mstdn.social @tante@tldr.nettime.org tbh I don't think the people spamming vibe coded PR requests care about feeling welcome. My concern is that the spam will continue but people will also get into petty arguments accusing people of using LLM code when they're not like what's happened with artists. There are so many cases of real artists getting accused of using genAI when they're not to the point a lot have had to start livestreaming their process just to avoid accusations