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All of these responses were so quality, there's really no need to add. I Especially like the apple argument about a product in your front yard. You still have

by araes 2y ago

All of these responses were so quality, there's really no need to add. I Especially like the apple argument about a product in your front yard. You still have no basis to take them from my front yard. If there was the equivalent of what a lot of other sites have (gems, gold, ribbons) I'd give you one. Got a lot of gems, I'll send you an admittedly teeny heliodore, tourmaline, or peridot at cost if you want one. Gemstone market's junk lately with the economy.

CaptainFever 2y ago
You're both just repeating the "you wouldn't download an apple" argument. In the context of the Internet, you're voluntarily sending the user an apple and expecting them to not do various things to it, which is unreasonable. Nothing is taken. If it were, your website would be completely empty. Remember, Copying Is Not Theft. Copyright law is just a temporary monopoly meant to economically incentivize you. Nothing more. BTW, pro-AI countries do differentiate between private and public posts. If it's public, it's legally fair game to train on it. If it's private, you need a license to access it. So it does matter. Also see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HiQ_Labs_v._LinkedIn https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HiQ_Labs_v._LinkedIn