Seems the arctic fox spree has ended. Oh well. The bot software seems to develop a personality. 
And speaking of that one. If you are curious what runs it or if you want to create your own posting bot, we made it available at https://codeberg.org/rengyr/vulpes-porto
The thing that kills me about all this is that after years of building up kind/human/caring community around me, ppl I appreciated because of those traits suddenly drop all semblance of caring about them because.... they have the perception of coding a bit better/faster. That's all it took.
I'll say it straight: you can't voluntarily and willingly use LLMs in a way that's aligned with respect for marginalized folks, with respect for the environment, with respect for labor issues and rights, with respect for art, and with respect for the community aspects of things like open source.
It is simply impossible. Pretending you can is the deepest form of cognitive dissonance and I'm just beyond disturbed to see it happening all around me.
I've already unfollowed so many folks I once respected, blocked some others, and just generally withdrawn from a community that used to be so personally fulfilling to be a part of. It's really sad.
"Technology is neutral," you say?
Counterexample: Ageless Linux.
It shines a glaring spotlight on other OSs and their acceptance of bad age verification law, enacted under a pretense of child safety. In fact, these laws normalize privacy-violation and consolidate power in corporate entities without protecting children.
Other OSs comply, but Ageless Linux is a brilliant example of the potential for civil disobedience via technology.
This page alone speaks volumes: https://agelesslinux.org/map.html
weirdo free/libre open source software person, member of the KDE community since forever, who loves squeaky, slinky and fuzzy things - they/them