[Ronsenshi]

It's good to regularly see such policies and discussions around them to remind me how staggeringly shameless some people could be and how many of such people out there. Interacting mostly with my peers, friends, acquaintances I tend to forget that they don't represent average population and after some time I start to assume all people are reasonable and act in good faith.

[toyg]

Yep, this. You can just look at the state of FOSS licensing across GitHub to see it in action: licenses are routinely stripped or changed to remove the original developers, even on trivial items, even on forked projects where the action is easily visible, even on licenses that allow for literally everything else. State "You can do everything except this" and loads of people will still actively do it, because they have no shame (or because they enjoy breaking someone else's rules? Because it gives them a power trip? Who knows).

[latentsea]

I think of it like people just have crappy prompt adherence. It makes more sense that way.

[Ronsenshi]

With AI at least you can wipe the context and reapply system prompt.

[direwolf20]

You don't have to obey the copyright of anyone who's not willing to sue you for copyright infringement. Business moguls know this.