But the EFF isn't arguing that any shady aggregator should be able to vacuum up anything. LinkedIn would still have the full right and ability to implement limi

But the EFF isn't arguing that any shady aggregator should be able to vacuum up anything. LinkedIn would still have the full right and ability to implement limits, blocks, or so on to prevent this. LinkedIn could still make it against their terms of service and pursue a civil suit. It just would stop LinkedIn from being able to pursue felony hacking prosecutions against people for accessing a public webpage with a script.