Quote of the week

As with other subsystems we see a lot of AI generated patches and bug reports (publicly and off-list) where the submitter functions like the Mouth of Sauron. This is not acceptable and such patches will either be ignored or heavily deprioritized.

In general, over-the-wall, vibe-coded, complex RFC submissions can never be expected to get lengthy, in-depth reviews especially if the submitter shows clear signs of not having actually spent the time to think things through or doesn't understand what they are working on. This is just taking up valuable development and review time.

Throwing mountains of code or an endless firehose of tiny patches over the wall to get your name into the kernel is not a success story.