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fyi see meta.askubuntu.com/questions/20209/… - the specific posts you address for review tasks are bot generated and fall under the chatgpt ban - you just happened to review posts that hadn't flushed out the queue yet but were torched under the temporary ban.
@Levente AI grammar checkers are 'limited' in their scope to grammar improvement amd spell checking. This ban is on AI generated content (which is what ChatGPT and others do) not the use of Grammarly AI which in the free grammarly is specific to grammar improvements and spellcheckers.
> What do you have to pay for? < Minecraft is not free software. You have to pay for a Minecraft account. Java Edition for Linux can be downloaded, but you still have to login to the launcher to use it. This is the way since Minecraft was purchased by Microsoft. HOWEVER, your question here reads more like a question that should be on the main site, NOT here on Meta because it's not about the site itiself.
StackExchange did this, not the AU team. The entire structure and format of the site has changed since that original snapshot you've seen. Hint though: new users still didn't read this when posting leading to closing of things, etc. so it never really had any major impact on things, probably why SE removed it.
@JanHus this isn't the place to rant about issues or bugs. That's why you file bugs against Ubuntu to get things addressed. Comments here should be regarding this post and not Ubuntu as a whole.
@ArturMeinild We are not the police. This is a legal question that would have to be answered by SE's legal team. So if this is really a question we need to look at further we should be involving SE Legal.
