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by AstralStorm
2331 days ago
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This does not work at least for software licensing based on precedents for shrink-wrap contracts, so again would not work for licensing use of data. A paper served you by the valet is not an immediate contract as you can deny agreeing to it and service does not happen. You cannot do that with a publicly visible website, unless you show ToS and require agreement before first use.
If you allow a non-transferable license then said data cannot be used by a search engine. If it's transferable you just pushed the problem towards scraping a different bot.
(Well, you could have a direct agreement with a few major search engines.) Caveat emptor: not a lawyer. |
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