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    A quoted claim about Reddit scraping permissions for a research model

    A user quotes a passage saying unnamed people lacked technical permission to scrape Reddit or websites its users linked to.

    Danielle Fong 🔆DF
    andrew arrudaAA
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    A user quotes a passage saying unnamed people “didn't technically have permission” to scrape Reddit or websites its users linked to. The passage says they figured it didn't matter because the model was “just a research project.”

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    andrew arruda@andrewarruda“and while they didn't technically have permission to scrape reddit, or the websites its users linked to, they figured that since the model was just a research project, it didn't really matter.” 👀2h
    Danielle Fong 🔆@DanielleFongRT @andrewarruda: “and while they didn't technically have permission to scrape reddit, or the websites its users linked to, they figured th…1h

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    andrew arruda@andrewarruda“and while they didn't technically have permission to scrape reddit, or the websites its users linked to, they figured that since the model was just a research project, it didn't really matter.” 👀2h
    Danielle Fong 🔆@DanielleFongRT @andrewarruda: “and while they didn't technically have permission to scrape reddit, or the websites its users linked to, they figured th…1h