Talk:Putin's Palace
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[edit]The Interiors and a large part of the History section of this article were generated by an editor known to use LLMs. See WP:AINB § User:Global Donald. I didn't remove them outright because it seemed too damaging to the integrity of the article, especially the images in Interiors. (The editor has never been found to falsify images.) I also can't readily assess the Russian sourcing. I therefore tagged the article as containing LLM text. I hope that editors here can check and verify, or remove, the LLM text and sourcing. (An easy way to see which text is questionable is to use the browser extension mw:Who Wrote That?.) If I can provide advice feel free to ping me. M kuhner (talk) 18:00, 27 July 2026 (UTC)
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