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  • BrikoX@lemmy.zipMtoFediverse@lemmy.zip[Mastodon] Introducing quote posts
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    6 days ago

    It defeats the point of quote posts. Why would I quote someone if they can render my whole post dead by removing the context if they don’t like what I said? It effectively makes only “acceptable” positive and praising quote posts to be allowed.

    I think people who are not comfortable to be quoted should restrain from public posting in general or quote posting should be instance level flag instead of user toggle to not ruin quote posts for everyone while giving those people an option to opt out.

    Take Lemmy or PieFed. Analogous example would be if someone made a comment on a post and then had back and forth with another person. But the person who made the first comment had ability to hide all the other responses in the thread to hide the context of that discussion.



  • It’s not about blocking, it’s about getting payed for scraped content if you are too small to negotiate your own deal. But it’s not enforcable since it relies on the same honor system as robots.txt.

    Per RSL own page:

    Use Cases

    RSL is an open, XML-based document format for defining machine-readable licensing terms for digital assets, including websites, web pages, books, videos, images, and proprietary datasets. It enables publishers, authors, and application developers to:

    • Define licensing and compensation terms, including free, pay-per-crawl, and pay-per-inference, to use digital assets for AI training, web search, and other applications
    • Create public, standardized catalogs and licensing terms for digital assets
    • Enable clients to automate licensing and paying for legal access to digital assets
    • Define and implement standardized licensing and royalty agreements