The fallout of the Debian vote on LLMs is indicative of the disconnect between users and coders, in my opinion. The vote was by developers, not users. Developers that do the hard work in the background, always open to things that make their work easier. We can discuss if coding LLMs do or don’t help, but I respect the developers for their opinions. Users can complain all they want. But they should listen to what the developers are saying. Because their work makes their user experience possible.

The reason I won't post a shelfie (a picture of my shelf with books I own) is that quite some of the books I own will cause aggressive discussions because I like to have controversial books in my collection. Just because I own these books that do deliver hateful messages doesn't mean I support them. Quite the opposite. But I want to know what "they" are reading. Mainly to make sure I can counter their "arguments". This does not go down well on social networks.