> What’s up with arr stack tho? I have no qualms with the software itself. In fact, from what I've read, it's pretty amazing as to how it all fits together. Some good software engineering there. However, my problem arises in what most people use the 'arr stack for. I don't police your usage, and I don't preach at those who use the 'arr stack to pirate content, I don't leave castigating comments and down votes. I figure you are all autonomous adults capable of making your own decisions and living with them. I've heard all the pros and all the cons and everything in between, so no need to rehash all of that. Nothing I could possibly post would convince anyone to disband their 'arr stack, so why bother? What would I gain except some faux sense of superiority? I don't know what people get out of slamming others for using AI. What does it do for you? Does it make you feel better to trash someone's project? Let the end user decide if the project is worthy of them running on their server, not a consensus of AI haters. It all gets down to how you interpret Rule 1: 'Be **civil**: we’re here to **support** and learn from one another. *Insults won’t be tolerated*.' Everybody was all chatty about Rule 3, but Rule 1 seems to be a hit or miss. Like I said, it's 2026 and AI isn't going away. It is probably a good assumption that any project within the last 5 years is going to be using AI in some form or fashion.