No transclusions, documentation, categories, or incoming links from discussions. Created a few weeks ago by a mostly inactive editor. Possibly an experiment; OK to userfy. – Jonesey95 (talk) 14:06, 25 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]
Unused and unneeded. If an image is usable under Wikipedia:Image use policy and works as an illustrative aid under Wikipedia:Manual of Style/Images, that image may be used without regard for how it was made, and there is no problem with that image being machine-generated. Whatever problem may be perceived can not be solved by providing "proper attribution" textually in the article itself, and there is no requirement for such attribution for such images, just as there is no requirement for such attribution for any other images. And requiring such attribution would worsen the articles, burdening them with unnecessary text. If an image has copyright problems it should be deleted. This template can't do anything about that. —Alalch E.01:43, 25 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]
Unused and redundant to Template:Unreliable sources. This is just about unreliable sources. A separate template listing one reason why sources used would be unreliable, but there are many reasons for a source to be an unreliable source, and separate templates are not needed for each of those scenarios. There is nothing special about sources which are unreliable for this reason relative to unreliable sources in general in terms of practical implications. —Alalch E.01:30, 25 December 2023 (UTC)[reply]