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> As a result, they have started suspending accounts that engage in this behavior. It's important to note that the "right to forget" no longer applies to your a
by skilled 2y ago
> As a result, they have started suspending accounts that engage in this behavior. It's important to note that the "right to forget" no longer applies to your answers, as per StackOverflow's Terms and Conditions, which grant them special permission to retain all answers.
SO can actually do this?
I was surprised by this partnership to be honest, but I don’t blame contributors picking a side on this. SO is merely a provider of infrastructure, but the way that OpenAI wants to monetise people only benefits them and SO directly.
- Arnt 2y agoI'm a minor SO contributor, about one answer per week. I answer questions in order to spread the knowledge. From my viewpoint it's a deal where two companies try to make a profit by helping me spread knowledge — what is there not to like?
- skilled 2y agoNothing wrong with what you are saying but this is being showed down people’s throats without an option to opt-out, that is why I am asking can SO even do that. Not everyone agrees with OpenAI, etc. This is about giving people an option as opposed to be being told “no” and thats the end of it.
- Arnt 2y agoOh well, when I joined the terms included "anyone can download a complete SQL dump of the site" and of course anyone includes all the people I don't like. I knew that, you knew that, we all knew that.