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One would think that after nearly three decades of internet we’d all have agreed on this. It’s not ‘your’ feed, it is content you posted on a public forum. If y
by ricardobeat 8y ago
One would think that after nearly three decades of internet we’d all have agreed on this. It’s not ‘your’ feed, it is content you posted on a public forum. If you want to monetize it, find an audience and sell them your content in private, or generate revenue from the exposure.
- firasd 8y agoI think normal copyright laws would apply, beyond small passages being quoted (except for maybe that Twitter's terms allow embedding tweets, thus creating a workaround). I can't just legally put together a PDF of all your HN comments called "ricardobeat's thoughts" and sell it at $40 a pop.
- kgwgk 8y agoBut you could do so with YCombinator’s permission.