Who enforces this? #10
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A license file can't force an unwilling crawler. What moves it is evidence. When access goes through a gateway that checks the terms and signs what it decided, an operator can show it respected RSL terms, and a publisher can check how its work was used. I built an open reference of that flow. One request is refused before the work is loaded, another is allowed, and both decisions are signed. The agent's output carries a signed attribution record back to the work, and anyone can run the verifier: Today it runs on a CC BY-NC work with a custodian-signed access condition. I'd like to adapt it to read RSL terms directly. |
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So far the AI companies care for nothing.
They stole all content of the entire internet and seem to be getting away with it.
So why would they care about such a license?
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