Reddit community proposes rule: LLM-translated posts must include original to combat slop
Dany0 · reddit · 2026-08-14
A Reddit user proposes a rule: if you use an LLM to translate your post, you must include the original language version, so others can translate it themselves, reducing AI slop. The proposal sparked discussion.
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