>>11416 >I think saying "Hey, trying to set an arbitrary line on what AI was allowed and what wasn't, isn't working out, let's not have AI and set a separate site for it!" Is reasonable unto itself and I could believe that they were doing it because of moderation issues This mass deletion might not be that bad, but I'm still more in favor of things tending towards "everything in one place" when that can be a thing. Also in favor of things being more unchanging and stable/permanent. That they banned certain or frequent AI posts in the first place: set them up for failure.
