Lol this has the same energy as those NFT idiots crying about people taking screenshots of their stupid monkeys.
Noooo, stop scraping my dataaaa!
this post was submitted on 08 Sep 2023
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No thanks!
And the next generation of AI probably only needs a fraction of the data it needs now so the need to scrape the data is gone.
I hope someone makes some manic bot that scrapes every last tweet and posts it on a duplicate site call Y
Might as well go whole hog and do the entire alphabet. Then do one for every iteration of every letter combination.
He's still mad at those researchers for scraping the data that shows that ever since he took over, the antisemitism, racism and general bigotry has gone up on the platform.
Good luck enforcing that.
Let the Supreme Court enforce it ;)
It should, but it won't.
How on earth will do they plan on enforcing that? xD
They don't have to enforce it. If someone says bad things about Twitter by analysing their content, Twitter can sue them scraping.
“Our interns spent 500 hours collecting the raw data”.
I’m pretty sure both parties must agree to the terms before they legally bind anyone so wouldn’t this just apply to logged in users?
Accessing the website is often viewed as accepting the terms, so that wouldn't hold up. Not that they'd have a legal standpoint on the issue.
Accessing the website is often viewed as accepting the terms
The scraping bot can't read the terms
But even if it could, it wouldn't give a damn :-)
By reading this message you agree to my terms that I'm really cool
Lol and you username
How do you read the terms without accessing their website?
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This is hilariously unenforceable as long as Twitter is on the public internet.
I thought this was an article about the X Windows system based on the preview for the article. Boy are those two similar-looking.
Realistically, very little people know about x windows system even less care about it.
You could always join wayland.social
Or just stop using X all together.
Crawling for me, not thee!
Just update robot.txt coward!
Took a look at their robots.txt, it appears to block all bots except Google.
don't!
You heard him, scrape more.
So he’s going to sue google then?