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But how can GH establish intent? Legally it's unenforceable (good luck getting an answer from my lawyer), practically it's irrelevant (I will archive this data

by mfukar 10y ago

But how can GH establish intent? Legally it's unenforceable (good luck getting an answer from my lawyer), practically it's irrelevant (I will archive this data now, maybe in the future I will be convinced that selling them is ethical), etc. Sure, in hindsight, it'll all be obvious..

trjordan 10y ago
The only time it'll be tested is in hindsight. If you scrape the data and put it on your laptop, they don't really care. If you then sell the data, they can come after you for breach of service. They're not trying to keep you from scraping, they're trying to keep you from using the data in ways that would be distasteful to their users.