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It may or may not be illegal, but including the ads is unlikely to make any difference. It's generally not thought to be illegal, see for example: https://www
by rjmunro 6y ago
It may or may not be illegal, but including the ads is unlikely to make any difference.
It's generally not thought to be illegal, see for example: https://www.practicalecommerce.com/Search-Engines-Indexing-and-Copyright-Law https://www.practicalecommerce.com/Search-Engines-Indexing-a...
- geokon 6y agohmm, indexing and linking seem intrinsically different from hosting a direct copy of a website. You request a webpage, the server gives it to you. It seems reasonable that you can then look at it, inspect it, quote it etc. (like a newspaper or a book at the bookstore). But re-hosting the content whole-sale seems quite different? Or maybe I'm not seeing some subtly as to why they're equivalent