@Soundtrackcity @heiseonline I don't speak German well enough, but I've read OSM's toots, I assume it's the same topic, especially due to the hashtag.

Happy to help in whatever way I can (doesn't necessarily involve iocaine, a lot of the traffic can be mitigated by a few lines of reverse proxy/webserver configuration¹), but I don't have the capacity to reach out to them.

If they ping me, or someone connects us, I'll do my best. But reaching out myself is not something I can do at the moment.

@zzt Hmm... I'm gonna be honest here. I like the "Doing for AI what we did for the web" title.

I mean, Mozilla was so inept that it surrendered the Web to Google and Chrome, and contributed to destroying it. Now if they do the same with AI, and contribute to destroying it, now that's a goal I could stand behind.

Unfortunately, that is unlikely what they want to do, but I did not dare read further than the title yet.

@JadedBlueEyes I recently learned that GitHub allows one to view the activity on a repo, and you can limit it to show force pushes only, which in turn allows you to view the diff between the two states too, even if they span multiple commits.

It's fun to see what kind of things some companies try to hide. (edit: like the original history, which has some fun commits in there!)