New package: Causalontology v1.0.0

[JuliaRegistrator]

• Registering package: Causalontology
• Repository: https://github.com/ai-university-aiu/causalontology
• Created by: @ai-university-aiu
• Version: v1.0.0
• Commit: 12f4c6acaff19cd53e2348513b487afbb8f480cb
• Reviewed by: @ai-university-aiu
• Reference: ai-university-aiu/causalontology@12f4c6a#commitcomment-192370824
• Description: Causalontology - the world's first language-neutral standard and shared commons for reified causation. AGI's Missing Link.

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[briochemc]

Is that even a Julia package? I feel like the automerge checks need to be a bit stricter to prevent this type of thing, right?

[goerz]

Good thing we’re having people look out for this! Closing

[GunnarFarneback]

[noblock]
Huh, of course there's a Julia package in there. There's no way Registrator would have found the information it needs to make a PR without a Project.toml. And AutoMerge does indeed check whether the package can be Pkg.added and imported.

Specifically the diff for Package.toml says

name = "Causalontology"
uuid = "3004a0c0-904b-4b23-bb2b-f3d8408c05b9"
repo = "https://github.com/ai-university-aiu/causalontology.git"
subdir = "bindings/julia"

and the last line shows where to search for the Julia package.

There may very well be other reasons to object to the registration, but an absence of a Julia package is not one, so I'll reopen this PR.

[goerz]

I realized there was a Julia package in there, but the whole repo seems like a mountain of AI slop. I understood previous comments to jokingly mean “is there a Julia package somewhere under that mountain”, which was also my sentiment, and my reason for closing it. Sorry for not being more explicit about that reason. Also, maybe a knee jerk closing as a unilateral decision was a bit of an overreach. I probably shouldn’t do that without a second opinion. Still, my impression is that this project/package is AI slop and thus not suitable for registration.

[GunnarFarneback]

It's definitely a mountain and I agree that it's likely to be AI slop. But from what I have seen in the past from this particular field, I also know that I couldn't possibly tell substance and slop apart. Let's see whether the author makes any attempt to justify why this qualifies for the General registry.