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I want to publish it on the internet, but I want to keep control of it. Honestly, it seems like we've been here before. I hope y'all have got your right-click-
by flir 3y ago
I want to publish it on the internet, but I want to keep control of it.
Honestly, it seems like we've been here before. I hope y'all have got your right-click-disable scripts in place too.
- __loam 3y agoThis is kind of a question of etiquette and legality more than it is a question of what is technically possible. People can and do ignore robots.txt. That doesn't mean copyright infringement is now legal.
- flir 3y agoDoesn't mean the chatbots are infringing copyright, either. Or even that copyright is respected worldwide. It's going to be an interesting half-decade.
- dylan604 3y agoPeople steal cars and break into houses and both have their versions of locks and alarms and are equally as useless as a right-click-disable fix to a website to a skilled "attacker".