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This is actually much more far reaching. Websites modify user content all the time. For example, if you post link on Twitter, you don't decide thumbnails. Anoth
by sytelus 6y ago
This is actually much more far reaching. Websites modify user content all the time. For example, if you post link on Twitter, you don't decide thumbnails. Another example, appending an ad or "fact check" link are modifications of user's original content. Technically, if you change your website's theme or design in future, you modified all of user content as well.
- yadco 6y agoI think you do choose to use the thumbnails and metadata of the site you are linking to and allowing the site to change it.
- luckylion 6y ago> Websites modify user content all the time. Not manually though. If you post a link to Twitter, a bot will do its thing and fetch a thumbnail. They will not do that only for some tweets but not others. > if you change your website's theme or design in future, you modified all of user content as well Hardly, but more importantly: you don't modify user content based on the user content in question. If you add a new script that will uppercase the first letter of all Tweets, you're altering user content, but I doubt there will be an argument about editorializing since you're applying it to all content.