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The project describes an experimental line-art cleanup plugin available to try, stating that participants donated training data with consent for specified purposes and that processing occurs locally.
What changed
The project describes an experimental line-art cleanup plugin available to try, stating that participants donated training data with consent for specified purposes and that processing occurs locally.
Dated to the project explanation, not an inferred first release or inclusion in a stable version. Claims were not independently audited against data or software.
Editorial research question
Editorial interpretation: artists and developers negotiate assistance, consent to uses and data constraints. Rejection of unauthorised training is not a ban on all machine learning.
This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.
Evidence & sources
The project describes an experimental line-art cleanup plugin available to try, stating that participants donated training data with consent for specified purposes and that processing occurs locally.
SRC-0329Lines 8–15: date and data-consent explanation; 26–73: work credits; 74–98: experimental plugin instructions. The remainder was not read in full.
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