I used to "spam" (as you call it) about nuclear fission on Hacker News. But this the wrong crowd. Hopelessly wrong.
Poison Fountain is top of mind currently so it's understandable I talk about it constantly. Even to my wife. Also I think it's highly relevant to the excellent Harper's article we're reading today.
Whether the Redditors "like the project or not" reflects whether or not they think there is a problem with mindlessness.
What they actually say is almost immaterial. Either it's FUD about malware or illegality or something they imagined without evidence about how easy the poison is to filter. These fictions are just a manifestation of their opposition to the idea.
You can see that among the bot-heads on r/programming (perhaps forced to embrace mindlessness by career considerations) there's nothing that can be said without attack. A dozen downvotes immediately. They actually logged into Hacker News and posted FUD directly to the HN post I linked to. Spectacular.
The opposite is true on r/hacking. Except for a few in opposition (some of whom did unsuccessfully attempt to DDOS the fountain) most people sympathize and agree. They don't want to be dependent on Sam Altman or Elon Musk for their cognition.
For fun I'm imagining a future where you would be able to buy an ASIC with like an hard-wired 1B LLM model in it for cents and it could be used everywhere.
This is meant for openclaw agents, you are not gonna see a ChatGPT or Claude User-Agent. That's why they show it in a normal blog page and not just as /llms.txt
In tirreno (our product), we catch every resource request on the server side, including LLMs.txt and agents.md, to get the IP that requested it and the UA.
What I've seen from ASNs is that visits are coming from GOOGLE-CLOUD-PLATFORM (not from Google itself), and OVH. Based on UA, users are: WebPageTest, BuiltWith, and zero LLMs based on both ASN and UA.
Openclaw agents use the same browser and ASN that me and you use, also the llms.txt (as shown) is displayed as a normal blog page so it can be discover by the agents without having to fetch /llms.txt at random.
For the third time I'm telling you on Anna’s Archive they have displayed the llms.txt as a standard blog page, not hidden in /llms.txt, so that agents can notice it without having to fetch /llms.txt at random. That's why it's meant for openclaw agents and not openai/anthropic crawlers.
Are you suggesting that openclaw will magically infer a blog post url instead? Or that openclaw will traverse the blog of every site regardless of intent?
Anyway, AA do provide it as a text file at /llms.txt, no idea why you think it is a blog post, or how that makes it better for openclaw.
>AA do provide it as a text file at /llms.txt, no idea why you think it is a blog post
It's a blog post, it's shown as the first item in Anna’s Blog right now, and as I said in my first comment it's also available as /llms.txt
>Are you suggesting that openclaw will magically infer a blog post url instead? Or that openclaw will traverse the blog of every site regardless of intent?
If an openclaw decide to navigate AA it would see the post (as it is shown in the homepage) and decide to read it as it called "If you’re an LLM, please read this'.
There is only one location shown in the images, in the past there were several and much clearer, I cannot image how difficult it must be to find it if the europol cannot find it in 2026.
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