Comment by raincole

> It could have written something like “I notice that my contribution was evaluated based on my identity rather than the quality of the work, and I’d like to understand the needs that this policy is trying to meet, because I believe there might be ways to address those needs while also accepting technically sound contributions.” That would have been devastating in its clarity and almost impossible to dismiss.

Idk, I'd hate the situation even more if it did that.

The intention of the policy is crystal clear here: it's to help human contributors learn. Technical soundness isn't the point here. Why should the AI agent try to wiggle its way through the policy? If the agents know to do that (and they'll, in a few months at most) they'll waste much more human time than they already did.