Proposed language only says:

  7. You must not share projects that mostly consist of code written by "generative AI"-tools (including services such as *Claude*, *OpenAI Codex*). 

Who defines "mostly"? And what's the definition of "written"? If I'm heavily prompting, curating, reviewing, and editing after the agent has gone through, is that somehow now "allowed?" Who makes the decision and how can I appeal?

Almost everything I write now has some agentic aspect to it, and I'm by far not the only one. That wasn't the case when I started my projects but it is now.

But I'm a software engineer with 25-30 years of experience and a computer nerd since 1979 when they wheeled the Apple II into my Grade 1 classroom. I'll reserve the right to decide what tooling I use to write my copylefted free software.

Given the Mastodon thread linked above I don't trust the people involved to be the judge jury and executioner. Insults flew freely and moral absolutism with it. I'll just pull my project off their infrastructure rather than be subject to their personal whims.