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1. Sorokin Alexei (xrevan86@loadaverage.org)'s status on Friday, 10-Jan-2020 00:04:47 JST Sorokin Alexei

   • Dr. Skrzyk
   • Necopinus
   > So far I've found mirrors/archives of everyone I've searched for.
   @necopinus @drskrzyk Like this: https://social.holdmybeer.solutions/users/9g11KCoNPGgsnXpa6a ?
   • Sorokin Alexei (xrevan86@loadaverage.org)'s status on Friday, 10-Jan-2020 00:10:35 JST Sorokin Alexei

     • GNU Social
     • LoadAverage.org instance
     • Dr. Skrzyk
     > At the bottom they say all the content is under a creative commons license and IANAL, but I'm pretty sure they don't get to reassign license like that.
     @drskrzyk Let's just say, it's not as easy as that.
     And it's a standard !gnusocial footer, so why go just to the !loadaverage's datacentre with legal threats specifically?
     https://fediverse.network/gnusocial – go big instead.
   • Sorokin Alexei (xrevan86@loadaverage.org)'s status on Friday, 10-Jan-2020 00:18:54 JST Sorokin Alexei

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     • Dr. Skrzyk
     @drskrzyk I am sorry for replying in a passive-aggressive manner, but you are bringing the instance I have been using for 7 years to an end.
     It's hard for me to keep myself calm.
     And to go just a few days after @kaniini, quite a timing.
   • Sorokin Alexei (xrevan86@loadaverage.org)'s status on Friday, 10-Jan-2020 00:37:53 JST Sorokin Alexei

     • Dr. Skrzyk
     > At the bottom of their pages the assign all content to a CC-BY-3.0 creative commons license, which violates my rights to my content as well as anyone else who they are scraping.
     @drskrzyk Let me put it this way…
     Legally speaking, licences are a giant pain in the arse in federated networks.
     So you are saying that stating that all loadaverage.org materials are licensed under CC-BY-3.0 is illegal. Okay, then it's illegal that hackers.town omits that licence.
     And licence omission is an implicit "All Rights Reversed", so everything's illegal.
     
     So yes, there is a problem. What's your solution?
     > an intellectual property / copyright violation by a client hosted on your network
     Chopping one's own foot off, right.