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    Gaël Varoquaux Questions Ethics of Website Arm-Twisting

    In an X reply, the scikit-learn contributor recounts a conversation about web data access.

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    Gaël Varoquaux posted a reply on X describing an exchange in which another person said some websites block non-human access. Varoquaux suggested the sites build APIs. The other person replied that convincing multiple actors is difficult and does not scale. Varoquaux did not respond in the conversation but later stated he was bothered by the ethics of website arm-twisting. The post identifies him as research director at Inria and core contributor to scikit-learn.

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    @GaelVaroquaux- Him: it is hard because some websites make it hard to be used by anything else than a human being. - Me: can't you work with the websites to build APIs. - Him: hard to convince other actors; doesn't scale I didn't reply, but was bothered by the ethics of website arm-twisting

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    @GaelVaroquaux- Him: it is hard because some websites make it hard to be used by anything else than a human being. - Me: can't you work with the websites to build APIs. - Him: hard to convince other actors; doesn't scale I didn't reply, but was bothered by the ethics of website arm-twisting