Nelson: rust-lang/rust is adopting an LLM policy

The Rust programming language's official repository, rust-lang/rust, has adopted a new LLM policy stating that no contributor is required to read or use LLM-generated output, LLM output must be clearly marked in public docs, PR descriptions, and GitHub comments, and LLM reviews cannot substitute for human review. The policy, announced by a user named Nelson, emphasizes that policies are written for humans first and only summarized for machines, while allowing private use of LLMs without disclosure.

No one except the author is required to read LLM output unless they choose to: LLM output isn't allowed in public docs, PR descriptions, or Github comments unless it's clearly marked; reviewers aren't required to look at LLM PRs if they don't want to.No one is required to use LLMs to contribute to rust-lang/rust: policies must be written first for humans, and only summarized for machines; LLM reviews cannot substitute for human review or self-review.You are allowed to generate LLM content that only you see, without disclosure, as long as you do not post it anywhere that you expect us to read or review.