/r/CreatorsAdvice post warning about lemmit.online stealing posts, calls for the shutdown of the instance
/r/CreatorsAdvice post warning about lemmit.online stealing posts, calls for the shutdown of the instance
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People really need to learn what "steal" means.
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"You wouldn't steal a post"
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It could cause a fence.
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Yet they're fine with being on Reddit, which profits from selling the rights to that content for use with LLMs...
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People are really fucking dumb
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Really not a fan of that instance. But reposting your shitty stuff isn’t stealing. We had this conversation multiple times over the course of the last decade.
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That person sounds like a troll, as much as I dislike the bot instances what they aren't is stealing content. Stealing content means to take it and pass it off as your own. I.e. People taking YouTube Videos, putting an AI Voice and music over it, that's stealing content.
Mirroring it with a bot or crossposting isn't.
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Yeah the only mirroring im 100% opposed to off of reddit is the gone_wild nsfw stuff as those posters did not consent to their images being used anywhere else
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I would agree but for a different reason altogether. A lot of the gone wild accounts are automated spammers, usually bot accounts their content doesn't deserve to be boosted, nor should it be, as that just propagates spam.
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Does this represent a risk to the fedibridge efforts? I don't think that LemmitOnline has much utility (or visibility for that matter), but I wouldn't want folks on Reddit to get the wrong impression of Lemmy.
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The post got removed, I wouldn't worry too much
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