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Thanks for the link, seems weird that they've nuked the rest of the README instead of just posting that update at the top.
by lvncelot 3y ago
Thanks for the link, seems weird that they've nuked the rest of the README instead of just posting that update at the top.
- MuffinFlavored 3y agoI wonder how long until GitHub acts on the DMCA? I am not familiar with the process. OpenAI issues DMCA to GitHub, GitHub passes it along to the user, user... has the right to ignore it and leave all of the content up and update the README with a poem?
- ranger_danger 3y agoGithub first disables the repo as soon as the report is received, and then waits for a response/appeal from the user before any further action is taken.
- vorticalbox 3y agoGuilty until proven innocent.
- MuffinFlavored 3y agoWhy isn't this repo disabled then yet? They already appealed and... won? Or you just have to submit the appeal and they enable your repo again no matter what while the process plays out?
- dragonwriter 3y agoDMCA counternotice isn’t an appeal that someone has to judge. As soon as you send it to the provider, they can restore access without leaving the safe harbor (if you are infringing, you are still liable, but the host has fulfilled their safe harbor requirements.) But this may be some other C&D, the repo owner says they got a “takedown” without mentioning DMCA; there is no reason to assume this means Github got a DMCA notice.