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minus-squaredan@upvote.aulinkfedilinkarrow-up12·edit-22 days agoIt works well because they use paid accounts to scrape a bunch of paywalled sites, which is why publishers are trying to figure out who runs it. It’s completely untrustworthy now that they’ve shown that they can (and do) edit archived pages.
It works well because they use paid accounts to scrape a bunch of paywalled sites, which is why publishers are trying to figure out who runs it.
It’s completely untrustworthy now that they’ve shown that they can (and do) edit archived pages.