Adds some focus for the UK, Australia, and the EU, to approach this from a more global standpoint. Will follow up with more links for other regions as I find them.
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Partially based off the draft in #703, accompanied by a larger search.
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Closes#281
That a member used Claude to respond to people genuinely asking for an AI policy is particularly embarrassing when there are children's lives on the line, so we put that as the first link, and then added their "use AI responsibly" contribution policy as the second link.
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(Mostly) detected with `codespell` and `typos` programs, which I wholeheartedly recommend everybody using to check their writings :)
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- Remove the VS Code image evidence in favour of a link
- Remove VSCodium as alternative as per #549
- Add Lapce, Gram and Hemlock to the Alternative Editors note, removing the alternatives column
- Correct Lem's tag order as per #638 and !666, and remove the last untainted version (keeping the commit)
- Alphabetize alternative editors and links at the end of the file
- Separate Note Software
- Change category name to "Text And Code Editors"
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Based on available evidence, it appears that version 7.8, pre-dating the recent contributions from Anthropic, is the last untainted version of OpenBSD.
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Webpack piloted Copilot for PRs when it was introduced, so the last untainted tag is the last tag before they started piloting Copilot.
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* Added their `AGENTS.md` as evidence
* marked `0.95.0` as last untainted
* the `mcp` was added in `0.108.0`
* the first commit of the vibe-coder is `21a54d47a00f09e3710e08ee7624e7b4332dcb27` (<`0.108.0`)
* the first commit co-authored-by a LLM is `21a54d47a00f09e3710e08ee7624e7b4332dcb27` (<`0.108.0`)
* the first code definitively written by a LLM is `3aab69110e5864518f51c97a6453d15551115a64` (<`0.96.0`) (tests generated by copilot)
* with [this](https://github.com/nushell/nushell/pull/9145#issuecomment-1544593839) (<`0.96.0`) i am not entirely sure if and to which degree it got added (`Let's run with it and see what happens` might be about the AI-suggestion or about the PR as a whole)
* if anything before that exists it is undisclosed
* since one is uncertain and both are <`0.96.0` i decided to just mark `0.95.0` as last untainted instead of a commit
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At this point, I believe Bun has crossed the line into "Vibecoded" territory with their vibe-rewrite.
Of course this had to happen during vacation.
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- Add link to project
- Remove references to ai functionality: all seem to be issues and proposals, not actual features. The worst thing I could find in this vein was a comment within [3] that suggested maintainers would theoretically accept such features, should their integration be "technically feasible and the goals of SearXNG are not violated" (https://github.com/searxng/searxng/issues/2163#issuecomment-2676107816)
- Add link to permissive LLM policy
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