@zkat I see the "it's unenforceable" excuse come up so often, and I keep thinking something along the liens of "...so what?" Hell, is the *GPL* enforceable in any but a small number of high-profile cases?

OSS is built on unenforcable ideals that we still do our best to hold to, why is LLM use specially exempted as being too inevitable to even bother trying to oppose?

@indutny @janl @bengl YES!!! This is entirely the reason why training on open source software is antithetical to the open source ethos. Pretty much the only real currency we have in open source is attribution. When you take away the attribution, open source dies.

This isn’t to say that open source developers all do it for recognition. Rather, most do it out of necessity—they needed a thing, and they chose to share that thing. What do LLMs do to that? Will folks stop sharing?