I just started archiving my repositories; I still run the code, I still tinker in the background, but no more slop reports.

Users can continue to fork my code, if they wish, and it is still available, but I'm done fighting submissions.

Although recently I've started getting more spam by email from scrapers which are obviously AI based. Just yesterday:

"We reviewed your "Added generated syscall identifiers" in skx/slisp and selected it for the hub. It is a substantial piece of work: 3 files and about 390 lines across packages." Some bollocks AI coding hub, where apparently people will be able to see my code when they have 100% identical problems. Meh.

I'm almost reaching the point where I want to make repositories private, and maybe it will come, but for the moment things remain.

I just leave one-three repositories "open", and archive the rest. Then when my interest shift, or I need to go back to something old I rotate them.