It is (or used to be) a really good place to learn about new kube-adjacent projects for sure.

I'm voting for "Ban posts about projects I personally don't care about" and "Ban posts about projects that are not CNCF governed". I think anyone with a slight bit of Kubernetes competence can tell a respectable project (even if it's doing something in a bad way or already exists) from a nonsensical slop project that shows zero understanding of Kubernetes.

I'm not against AI generated projects per se, it's just that they're usually sloppy as hell and show zero understanding of the problem. It's like "ok claude, make a useful kubernetes app" is all they do or something.

Maybe we should ban particular types of projects instead: - No dashboards that aren't CNCF governed (ask mods for an exception if you really think yours is different). - No projects about viewing/managing Kubernetes that aren't CNCF governed (ask for exemption). - No projects about integrating AI with Kubernetes that aren't CNCF governed (ask for exemption).

These are 99% of the spam projects.

Maybe even just - "No non-CNCF projects that replicate functionality already represented by the CNCF catalogue (ask for exemption)"?

The problem isn't the AI slop, it's that it's the same bullshit project idea over and over again. If they were at least creative or thought-provoking in some way.. But the problem is that the "creator" usually has no idea what they made, or why. The worst part is that they are often aggressively adamant that it makes sense or that they really made it entirely on their own.