Ok, bye bye

> BUT if your policy causes to discriminate e.g. disabled people via proxy, you should not get public founding for your project anymore.

(btw, I think you mean to say "funding", not "founding")

You have yet to explain how "We are not hosting projects created with/by LLMs" policy discriminates against disabled people.

"discriminating on choice of tools used to create <X>" is so laughably beyond any accepted legal definition of a "protected class" (even by the most diehard ADA ambulance chasing lawyers) that it would apply to practically everyone in nearly every field.

(Especially when there are numerous other hosting providers that gladly host LLM content, to the point of trying to force their preferred LLMs down your throat)

> not what I would call a congruent philosophy

Even if we accept your exaggerations as fact, so what?

By your definition, there probably isn't a single person in the history of humanity that is good enough.
(As the saying goes, "Perfection is the enemy of good")

Meanwhile, you are _still_ stretching any reasonable definition of "Bigotry".

BTW, I say this as someone who grew up in a bigoted and racist society, and is currently living in an area that has a long, infamously bloody history of systemic bigotry and racism. "The terms of service of software hosting provider for your personal hobby software" is laughably irrelevant to folks for whom, at best, "software as a hobby" is a distant luxury (eg requiring expensive equipment and forking over money for ongoing services when they are already struggling to keep a roof over their head and food in their bellies), and at worst, still have to suffer direct harassment and risk of injury or death.