- A new batch of transcripts was committed to the diyhpluswiki, covering talks by animal-behavior researchers Jaak Panksepp, Bob Bailey, Phung Luu, Steve White, Kay Laurence, Alexandra Kurland, and Ken Ramirez, suggesting the community is systematically archiving training and cognition knowledge.  
- Participants questioned whether these transcript commits are legitimate or the output of a Markov-chain bot, noting that the text reads like disjointed anecdotes rather than coherent talks.  
- Concern was voiced that the same kind of automated spam once “destroyed” the nanoengineer-1.net site, raising fears of a similar attack on the wiki.  
- jrayhawk jokingly asked kanzure if the sudden interest in animal-training transcripts is “in order to exploit labor,” hinting at possible transhumanist or bio-hacker applications of operant-conditioning techniques.  
- paperbot delivered a requested IEEE paper (10.1109/TBCAS.2012.2199114) via libgen, showing the channel’s routine use of automated tools to bypass paywalls for technical literature.