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You're incorrect. There are two related issues here: access to Craigslist and potential IP issues. If Craigslist tells you not to access Craigslist, presumably
by natrius 14y ago
You're incorrect. There are two related issues here: access to Craigslist and potential IP issues. If Craigslist tells you not to access Craigslist, presumably there is some sort of legal remedy if you continue to do so. As a result, Padmapper no longer accesses Craigslist. Neither Padmapper nor 3taps access Craigslist, so this is not an issue. If Google told 3taps to stop accessing their cache in that manner, they'd probably have to stop.
As far as IP goes, Craigslist does not own the copyright to the posts on their site. The posters do. Even if Craigslist wrote all the postings themselves, the factual information (price, number of bedrooms, location) could still be copied because facts are not protected intellectual property.
I don't see how you're any less of an armchair lawyer than we are, and to top it off, you're wrong. (EDIT: Oops, I've come across another one of your comments where you say you're a lawyer.)
- stcredzero 14y ago> I don't see how you're any less of an armchair lawyer than we are, and to top it off, you're wrong. (EDIT: Oops, I've come across another one of your comments where you say you're a lawyer.) Considering that, I would expect a more detailed analysis.
- rprasad 14y agoI'm not being paid for this analysis. I'm briefly popping in during break periods. I'm presenting a basic overview of the facts and current state of the law. I limit my comments to what I can type during my breaks. Consequently, my analysis is spread out over multiple comments. If you want a more detailed analysis with every comment, you can pay me or wait for a lawyer with plenty of free time on his hands to summarize things for you.