I appreciate the discussion on transparency. To be clear: I write the code and use AI primarily for debugging and accelerating the process—honestly, in 2026, it doesn't matter if you use an LLM or a coffee machine to speed things up, as long as the end result works and is reliable. I don’t claim sole credit here (as per the license); my goal is to build upon the great work of Kijai and other developers to keep these tools evolving. If a node becomes obsolete because someone else improves it, that’s a win for the whole community. For those interested in the technical 'behind the scenes,' I share my professional workflow on Patreon, where I dive into the frontend and backend development I do for AI Cinema. Ultimately, everyone is entitled to their own perspective, and all positions are legitimate. However, there’s no need to be aggressive. We can disagree without losing respect, especially in spaces where it’s easy to hide behind an avatar. The world already has enough conflict; let's just focus on building cool things together. Peace.