> On 3 Oct 2026, at 18:36, Claire <[email protected]> wrote: > > On Sat, 2026-10-03 at 17:28 +0100, Jessica Clarke wrote: >> Stop posting slop to the mailing list. > > Hello, > > Thank you for the feedback. May I ask whether the concern is > specifically that this is an LLM-related project?
The entire content of the email I responded to was awful LLM-ese slop. The project is about furthering the world of slop. The embracing of the unethical licence laundering approach inherent to LLMs in generative AI is antithetical to the principles of copyleft licenses that are at the heart of the FSF. Posting such slop shows you have no respect for the humans at the other end of the emails (since zero effort was put into it on your part, you offloaded all that to machines to churn out mountains of slop and fired it off without a care in the world). Posting it to this mailing list shows a disconnect between your principles and those of the FSF / GNU Hurd community. Go take your pet project that furthers the awful generative AI industry elsewhere, it has no place here, even if it’s not written about in the form of slop. Better yet, wake up and stop the slop altogether, but some people just can’t help themselves (and such people probably never really liked coding anyway, they just saw it as a means to an end, but projects like GNU Hurd rely on people passionate about coding to hack on parts of the system they’re interested in). Is that detailed enough for you to understand how much some of us despise everything slop? Jessica
