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The "may apply" is there because it may be the case that a site completely disallows AI generated answers — and in that case, it really doesn't apply. Hence the link to the actual policy on AI content afterwards. I'm not aiming to have an article that encourages AI content to be cited, but rather to point out that the site's actual policy on AI content lies elsewhere, and depending on what it is it's possible these guidelines on referencing apply to it to. Does that make sense?
– JNat StaffMod
Commented Feb 8 at 14:49
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Please see revision 5 for proposed rewording, which I think addresses the concerns.
– JNat StaffMod
Commented Feb 8 at 16:18
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gonna consider this [status-completed] unless you come back to this and tell me my changes don't address your concerns ^_^
– JNat StaffMod
Commented Feb 13 at 15:36

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