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Yes. Took. As in: without permission. Didn't ask before hand, didn't provide a way to opt-out (although that would also be problematic), didn't ask for voluntee

Yes. Took. As in: without permission. Didn't ask before hand, didn't provide a way to opt-out (although that would also be problematic), didn't ask for volunteers. Took.

ai_critic 4mo ago
The word you're looking for is "copied". Don't fall for the great lie of intellectual "property".
- TehCorwiz 4mo ago
  If I can go to jail over it then they should too. Let's not judge them by some imaginary ideal world while judging individuals by the present crushing reality.
  - lostmsu 4mo ago
    But you can not. At least not in US. Basically, you can not go to jail for it almost anywhere.
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    - TehCorwiz 4mo ago
      https://www.ice.gov/news/releases/maryland-man-sentenced-criminal-copyright-infringement https://www.ice.gov/news/releases/maryland-man-sentenced-cri...
      - lostmsu 4mo ago
        That man did not go to jail for any random copying.
    - DerArzt 4mo ago
      Aaron Swartz? Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Swartz https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Swartz
      - lostmsu 4mo ago
        Are you asking me to find evidence counter to my understanding of situation? Show that he was prosecuted for copying. From a quick skim I'm in doubt anything he was found guilty of is copying.