After having made a stand against the concept of pure LLM evilness and providing parts of #codeberg users with an alternative, the anger/hate/sarcasm of the idealist LLM-hater community is coming at me. Most profiles who contact me prefer to stay anonymous, are linked to socialism, anarchism, cats and other "alternative" society models, bringing up all sorts of not-so-nice definitions of mine. I guess it's easier to target a single person than a random platform like #github, huh? The ironic part in all of that is that these people like to speak as if they were morally elevated and all other people are "poor" individuals who got dragged/affected into/by something they cannot control. I am wondering: now that they have their "safe space" at #codeberg (after the official LLM ban vote), why don't they just smile internally, let the "unwanted" people leave and continue with their life and projects? It's them who usually speak of "keeping out toxic behavior" and "harming the community". Hara...
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