tldraw Temporarily Closes External Pull Requests Due to AI-Generated Contributions
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pranav_rajs
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Summary
The tldraw open-source project announces a temporary policy change to automatically close pull requests from external contributors due to a significant increase in AI-generated contributions. While the project will continue to welcome issues, bug reports, and discussions, they are implementing this measure to manage the influx of low-quality AI-generated pull requests that often suffer from incomplete or misleading changes. The policy is described as temporary until GitHub provides better tools for managing contributions.
Key quotes
· 5 pulledFor the good of the project, we're going to begin automatically closing pull requests from external contributors.
We will of course continue to welcome issues, bug reports, and discussions.
This is a temporary policy until GitHub provides better tools for managing contributions.
Like many other open-source projects on GitHub, we've recently seen a significant increase in contributions generated entirely by AI tools.
While some of these pull requests are formally correct, most suffer from incomplete or misleading changes.
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