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r/OpenSource Bans AI Content
r/OpenSource banned all AI-related content with permanent bans; Lunduke jokes this would also block Linux kernel submissions.
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- The r/OpenSource subreddit has officially banned anything using AI in any way, with violators permanently banned.
- @LundukeJournal says r/OpenSource will ban anyone submitting anything that in any way involves the Linux kernel.
- One reply says the mod gave a weak reason on why the Linux kernel is exempt.
- One reply says they were immediately banned for posting that they thought it was a braindead decision.
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Reaction on X: Replies largely mock the ban as self-defeating, noting that Reddit runs on Linux, which now has AI contributions, and therefore r/OpenSource would have to delete itself; one replier calls the mods hypocrites over the Linux kernel exemption, and another says they were immediately banned for criticizing the decision. No response from the original poster is shown.
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