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> They had no input on how it is displayed To rephrase that, they had no control over whether the result of their action is legal or illegal. They did it anyw
by heliodor 6y ago
> They had no input on how it is displayed
To rephrase that, they had no control over whether the result of their action is legal or illegal.
They did it anyway.
In this scenario, one should verify the result of one's action.
In any case, this is bonkers! But it probably feels that way because social media has conditioned us to take other people's work and do whatever we want to it and with it.
- buran77 6y ago> They did it anyway. If the post office decides to use illegal means to deliver your Christmas postcard, or steals a copyrighted work for the stamp it's not you that should be punished. > social media has conditioned us to take other people's work and do whatever we want to it and with it. Perhaps but this is not the example with which to make this case. The material was already on the platform and they did nothing to appropriate it or profit from it. I am not familiar with the Japanese justice system although it's known for some very idiosyncratic situations. But using common sense one should not be punished for an action taken with no bad faith, no reasonable expectation of breaking the law based on how another party decided to implement that action.