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Author: jerelmiller

CONTRIBUTING.md

@@ -213,7 +213,7 @@ While we recognize the value of AI tools, we ask that you use AI responsibly:
 - Always review AI-generated code yourself before submitting a PR.
 - Only open issues and PRs that you understand yourself. The maintainers tend to ask follow-up questions about the issue or design choices in a PR and you need to be able to explain them.
 - Do not ignore the issue templates. Open an issue first to discuss solutions with the maintainers before opening PRs to reach agreement on how best to fix. The maintainers often have additional context about the code that might be relevant to the problem.
-- Avoid AI-generated content in comments, especially in response to questions and feedback posted by the maintainers. LLMs tend to take maintainer feedback verbatim and make changes without additional discussion. This adds a lot of churn and maintainers' time to constantly re-review changes that might not adequately address the feedback.
+- Avoid AI-generated content in comments, especially in response to questions and feedback posted by the maintainers. LLMs tend to take maintainer feedback verbatim and make changes without additional discussion. This adds a lot of churn and maintainers' time to constantly re-review changes that might not adequately address the feedback. The maintainers also prefer to talk to someone in non-perfect English than interact directly with the agent.
 - Do not open issues or PRs generated by AI tools that provide solutions in search of a problem. Issues need to have a clear end-to-end reproduction with a problem experienced in a production environment with relevant context on what caused the problem to appear. This gives the maintainers a chance to provide feedback so that a PR solves the right problem.
 - Let the maintainers know you are interested in contributing a PR to fix an issue by adding a comment in the issue. This avoids PR overlap from different contributors.