QDoc's \since command allows authors to specify which version something was introduced to the product. If the argument to the command is only one element, the assumption is that it is a Qt version, and QDoc generates a line of text that includes "Qt" in the name. Any non-Qt project must therefore always include the product name as argument to the command, e.g. \since My Awesome Product 1.2.3. This causes needless repetition and may contribute to carpal tunnel syndrome, but the egregious part is that it's surprising for the author that 'Qt' is injected if they're unaware of this behavior.