Oct 7, 2026, 6:49 PM@hejchristian I like the idea of an AI policy page; it doesn't have to be complicated. I've been using something very simple for my projects' "LLM Contribution Policy" as I move things over to Codeberg.
![Screenshot of a portion of the Readme from my Mornington Crescent interactive debugger's repo on Codeberg. The excerpt reads:
Requirements
This project is written in vanilla ES2015 with no external dependencies, and has been tested as running directly in Chromium 51 and Firefox 48; other browsers may have issues interpreting the syntax.
(Update for 2026: This has now been tested working in Chrome 154.)
LLM Contribution Policy
[Insert of an image: Bugs Bunny enunciating the word "no"]](https://media.hachyderm.io/media_attachments/files/117/401/118/447/142/954/original/8b4d84af1a15b023.png)
- Oct 7, 2026, 6:49 PM
![Screenshot of a portion of the Readme from my Mornington Crescent interactive debugger's repo on Codeberg. The excerpt reads:
Requirements
This project is written in vanilla ES2015 with no external dependencies, and has been tested as running directly in Chromium 51 and Firefox 48; other browsers may have issues interpreting the syntax.
(Update for 2026: This has now been tested working in Chrome 154.)
LLM Contribution Policy
[Insert of an image: Bugs Bunny enunciating the word "no"]](https://cdn.masto.host/frontendsocial/cache/media_attachments/files/117/401/124/140/680/074/small/759e6ee660cbf53c.png)
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Christian AlderhejchristianOct 7, 2026, 7:01 PM@Two9A Aha, love that - yeah it can be nice and simple :) I just worry it'd be used as an easy target for negative message I'd rather not deal with.
and then I'm not sure the benefit for folks that would already know, or otherwise not care to know if that makes sense? despite my always-online brain and everyone around me talking about it, there's still heaps of folks out there that aren't aware/don't care and wouldn't click through on such a policy page IMO 🤔
- Christian AlderhejchristianOct 7, 2026, 7:04 PM
I suppose it depends more on expected potential clients too.
Majority of the folks I've done work for had no criteria for _how_ I did my work. I would try detailing all the things I'm doing and at the end of it they'd tell me they didn't understand a thing 😅
- Oct 7, 2026, 7:08 PM
@hejchristian Mm, if your clients tend to be more matter-of-fact and "as long as it gets done, don't bother me with how", it becomes more of a personal value than something that needs an announcement page.
- Christian AlderhejchristianOct 7, 2026, 7:12 PM
@Two9A Right? and so then I'm not sticking other personal values down in my footer on every page of my site either.
and for potential client that wouldn't want me to use it - I wonder if my dev page (that will describe my how) or after first contact, would be enough.
Maybe this is all a pointless dwelling of the day 😅 thanks for your input tho 🙏