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Maybe not legally speaking, but the users are the ones who put the time into the answers. To the users, emotionally, it's their own content they are "defacing",
by KennyBlanken 2y ago
Maybe not legally speaking, but the users are the ones who put the time into the answers. To the users, emotionally, it's their own content they are "defacing", and they're doing it specifically because the content they worked hard on is now being greedily monetized in the 'AI rush'.
Protest is rarely pretty, often not legal. That's the point...
- shadowgovt 2y agoUnfortunately in this case it's going to be pretty useless. It's not hard for Esso to detect changes that decrease the utility of an answer and replace it with the one from their archive.