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They are free to stop doing it for free? I don't understand.
by andersa 2y ago
They are free to stop doing it for free? I don't understand.
- yyuugg 2y agoMaybe they object to the idea that anyone's labor should be used, for free, to enrich the wealthy. I don't think that's a terrible stance to have, abstractly. I dunno if that was the case here.
- moi2388 2y agoThen they simply should not have opted in. I didn’t?
- esperent 2y agoThey opted in with the express purpose of protesting, it seems.
- rat9988 2y agoYou mean sabotaging.
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- meheleventyone 2y agoSomeone linked the actual open letter above: https://huggingface.co/spaces/PR-Puppets/PR-Puppet-Sora https://huggingface.co/spaces/PR-Puppets/PR-Puppet-Sora If you read it they state quite clearly that they feel like their participation was different than they expected it to be and that's why they are upset.
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- ramon156 2y agoThe fact they said yes at the start shows a form of tunnel vision. I just can't empathize that much with borderline manchildren leaking access to something they got the privilege to