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I'm getting strong "Who's on First?" vibes from that comic.
19 10 ReplyIs this a new thing that people include a CC anti AI license in their posts and comments? Would be pretty cool if it could be integrated in a smoother way as like a post property.
12 1 ReplyYes, it's the new "I do not consent to Facebook using my data".
47 1 ReplyNot too be confused with copyleft and wtfpl.
4 0 ReplyYes, it’s the new “I do not consent to Facebook using my data”.
Dear astroturfers, are we going to do this each and every day?
2 25 ReplyYes, every single person on Lemmy has read that post.
16 0 ReplyYes, every single person on Lemmy has read that post.
Good. Then it doesn't need to be discussed anymore elsewhere.
3 23 Reply11 0 ReplyYeah, I've blown pass accepting sarcasm, and gone straight to not taking other people's crap anymore.
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That still doesn't help, dude its annoying af and what the original commenter said is right. No actual bot will give a shit if you add a link pretending your comment has any weight.
4 0 ReplyThat still doesn’t help, dude its annoying af
Feel free to block me.
and what the original commenter said is right.
/disagree
No actual bot will give a shit if you add a link pretending your comment has any weight.
ProPublica seems to disagree with you.
1 2 ReplyYour link had nothing to do with ProPublica, and you're right. Thank you, you add nothing to the discussion usually anyway, except the horrendous long and customized blue link. Thank you for the simple solution.
2 1 ReplyYour link had nothing to do with ProPublica
That's not true.
And this is the Creative Commons license they are using, per the Lemmy post summary: Creative Commons License (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0)
... as discussed here ...
https://www.propublica.org/article/how-you-or-your-newsroom-can-republish-propublicas-stories-515
... and here ...
https://www.propublica.org/nerds/happy-birthday-creative-commons
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"Someone else did it so it must work"
lol
2 1 Reply“Someone else did it so it must work”
lol
Well, if its ok/works for ProPublica, then that's enough for me. 🤷
1 2 ReplyWell, if its ok/works for ProPublica, then that’s enough for me.
That's a big "if" on if it works. So wouldn't go around saying it works. Just that someone else is doing it too.
1 1 ReplyWell, if its ok/works for ProPublica, then that’s enough for me.
That’s a big “if” on if it works. So wouldn’t go around saying it works. Just that someone else is doing it too.
Oh I'm using English properly, in the way I phrased it.
And if they, and their lawyers, believe it works, that's good enough for me.
1 1 ReplyDid their lawyers really advice them to put it there believing it works?
1 1 ReplyDid their lawyers really advice them to put it there believing it works?
I wasn't in the room with them, but IMO it would be malpractice of the lawyers if they didn't, so I'm going to assume yes, they did.
It definitely empowers them to go after anyone who uses their content outside of the license.
And it doesn't hurt to have it there. There's nothing wrong with protecting your rights, ever.
Finally, let's not derail the OP post any more than already has been done. If you wish to continue the discussion, it should be done over here...
1 1 ReplyBut you know they advised it?
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Here's a comment saying it's useless from a different thread linked by a parallel comment: https://lemmy.world/comment/9817207
5 0 ReplyWould be pretty cool if it could be integrated in a smoother way as like a post property.
The thing is, I'm licensing each one of my comments, so each comment needs to have it displayed and readable via link.
4 15 ReplyOh nvm it actually looks nice on desktop, Thunder (mobile client) just displays it in a weird way that shows the custom text and the full URL.
10 0 ReplyOh nvm it actually looks nice on desktop, Thunder (mobile client) just displays it in a weird way that shows the custom text and the full URL.
There's an outstanding issue with mobile / phone clients where they're not supporting subscript and superscript fonts correctly. (I use the Lemmy.World's web client.)
You should contact the Thunder client devs and ask them to fix that. You can pass on to them this link which is Lemmy.World's instructions on how to format text.
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Hey, I'd like to license your comment, how much?
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