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Reddit's r/opensource community bans all AI-assisted and AI-related projects effective October 24. The new rules require projects to be at least one year old, have multiple contributors, and be posted by English speakers. Users express shock, noting that Linux kernel development now uses AI, while a rival community named r/OpenSourceAIAllowed forms immediately.
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