This isn’t an attack, just a shove in the right direction. Don’t be disheartened; instead, be motivated to improve. You can still fix your project, and you’ll be proud you did.
To those tired of seeing slopware everywhere: you’re not alone. Writing the same feedback under every noisy, AI-padded repo gets exhausting. You have better things to do with your time; and yet, it’s important to inform project authors why their work isn’t being received well.
stopslopware.net exists to fill this need.
So, the next time you find yourself scrolling past a slopware announcement post you’re too drained to critique, consider dropping a link to this site instead. It’s quick, it’s honest, and with any luck, the author will take a moment to reflect on how they can do better.
P.S. For a more detailed discussion, consider reading the article your project sucks.
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