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Who wants to pay them $4.20 to ask them "Is it legal to copy and paste content from sites like Reddit and Stackoverflow without attribution?"?

• judlaw 7y ago
  Thanks for taking the time to go through the questions. I posted that question myself, since it came to me from a third degree contact in the US on my legal website as you will see here: http://www.helplicit.com/askQuestion/:Company-dissolving http://www.helplicit.com/askQuestion/:Company-dissolving Since our legal services broadly cover EU/India at the moment (Uk is WIP) and I'm an engineer, I wanted to help the person out thus went hunting for an answer which was on the house. Whilst scraping this site together, I pulled together some of the answers that we provided to reflect the spectrum of answers as well as our willingness to help, even at the cost of man hunting for answers myself which are on the house. Hope it helps. If it were my intention to scrape, I would have just picked the most upvoted answers on SO, instead I picked one with 2 upvotes since it was one I provided. Attribution has now been added.
  • brokensegue 7y ago
    I don't see any attribution. Also your terms and conditions / privacy page is in French and talks about the wrong site
    • judlaw 7y ago
      Sorry for that, the pages have been corrected. We've redirected the 'recent questions' to our legal website where we've been answering questions for a few weeks now: http://helplicit.com/questionDashboard http://helplicit.com/questionDashboard