Re: Magit-inspired Emacs interface for Sapling (sl)

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  > We use the "Assisted-by" header because it appears that this header
  > is commonly used by all kinds of unrelated projects, communities and
  > companies.  It has the advantage that it does not make a value judgment.
  > Those who want to avoid LLM-generated software can treat it as a "do not
  > use" boolean,

This seems to equate "assisted by LLM foo" with "some of this code was
generated by LLM foo".  That is incorrect in general, because there
are other ways to get assistance from an LLM without its generating
code.

So if in the future we want a tag to indicate that some code was
generated by an LLM, it should not be "assisted by".

At present, we have a policy of rejecting LLM-generated code in GNU
programs.  That should include GNU ELPA and NonGNU ELPA -- because
both parts of ELPA are associated with GNU Emacs, and leads people to
load packages from both parts of ELPA.

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