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I will note in addition to the above standard notice that comments like this are considered WP:CANVASSing, which is not allowed on Wikipedia. Further, attempting to coordinate with other editors off of Wikipedia, as also evidenced in that discussion, is considered meatpuppetry, which is even more prohibited. Attempting to circumvent these rules will result in blocks and/or edit restrictions for you and possibly also the people that you attempt to contact. Finally, I will note that there doesn't appear to be any actual evidence of LLM use by FranéRogoz; the comment you identified as LLM is written in a tone and style that is very atypical for LLMs, and does not appear to have any hallmarks of LLM use. Accusations of LLM use are serious, and should not be made without a preponderance of evidence. _signed, Rosguill ^talk 18:22, 30 June 2026 (UTC)