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You are allowed to post LLM prompts as prototype pages (the part you wrote manually), as long as they stay in one of the ... talk: (pronounced Talk) namespaces and there are no direct quotes from generated text. Concisely describing abstract propositions that turn up several times inside response text — or quoting source texts written by humans — is fine.

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	You are allowed to post LLM {{strong\|prompts}} as prototype pages (the part you wrote manually), as long as they stay in one of the {{TTS\|html=code\|... talk:\|Talk}} namespaces and there are no direct quotes from ~~machine-~~generated text. Concisely describing abstract propositions that turn up several times inside response text is fine.		You are allowed to post LLM {{strong\|prompts}} as prototype pages (the part you wrote manually), as long as they stay in one of the {{TTS\|html=code\|... talk:\|Talk}} namespaces and there are no direct quotes from generated text. Concisely describing abstract propositions that turn up several times inside response text — or quoting source texts written by humans — is fine.