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Stop advertising in your commits! | AksDev
Akseli Lahtinen · 2026-05-27 · via Lobsters

Co-authored-by: ur mom

If your tool adds advertisements in your work by default, it's a bad tool and does not need to be used.

I don't get why people just gleefully add these ads for companies to their open-source projects that do not pay them a penny (but actively take money from them in subscription fees).

"Assisted by blabot", "co-authored-by: slopgpt", "sent from my fartphone"

Why? It's a fucking ad. I bet you use ad blockers, yet you add ads to your commits.

Stop that.

Disclose your "AI" tools in a merge request if needed but leave them out of the damn commits, those are for technical information and not for advertising. Or just add "generated by an LLM" but do not give those companies free advertising space. Or just.. Do not use these tools, which is fairly easy.

Any tool that adds advertising to commits or emails or whatever messages is a really bad one.

Fuck ads.


Also before someone gets their nipples in a twist about something, here is my "AI" stance: https://akselmo.dev/posts/why-i-will-likely-never-use-ai-programming-tools/

Yes, yes, I have gotten million replies like "you shouldnt use this tool at all." I know. I agree. Let me be.