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Removed: [@theotherguy2175](https://github.com/theotherguy2175) I appreciate the work you put in, and a fork is a perfectly reasonable way to go. For what it's worth, a soundboard is already on my roadmap, so it will land in main eventually, just not generated by Claude, and in a way where I can guarantee our code quality principles are upheld.Added: @theotherguy2175 I appreciate the work you put in, and a fork is a perfectly reasonable way to go. For what it's worth, a soundboard is already on my roadmap, so it will land in main eventually, just not generated by Claude, and in a way where I can guarantee our code quality principles are upheld.Even if I agreed the code itself was sound, we're in a climate where merging AI-generated code would cost us a majority of our paying subscribers, get us cancelled across every social media platform, put us out of business, and leave me effectively exiled from open source development. It's a tough climate out there, and I'm sorry that's how it is.
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@theotherguy2175 I appreciate the work you put in, and a fork is a perfectly reasonable way to go. For what it's worth, a soundboard is already on my roadmap, so it will land in main eventually, just not generated by Claude, and in a way where I can guarantee our code quality principles are upheld.
Even if I agreed the code itself was sound, we're in a climate where merging AI-generated code would cost us a majority of our paying subscribers, get us cancelled across every social media platform, put us out of business, and leave me effectively exiled from open source development. It's a tough climate out there, and I'm sorry that's how it is.
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@theotherguy2175 I appreciate the work you put in, and a fork is a perfectly reasonable way to go. For what it's worth, a soundboard is already on my roadmap, so it will land in main eventually, just not generated by Claude, and in a way where I can guarantee our code quality principles are upheld.
Even if I agreed the code itself was sound, we're in a climate where merging AI-generated code would cost us a majority of our paying subscribers, get us cancelled across every social media platform, put us out of business, and leave me effectively exiled from open source development. It's a tough climate out there, and I'm sorry that's how it is.