Many sites, including this one, have expressed concerns that CC licenses may be encouraging or enabling scraping. The problem seems to be straightforward. If a blog licenses all of their content under a CC license, then a scraper that follows the terms of said license is just as protected as a human copying one or…

Many sites, including this one, have expressed concerns that CC licenses may be encouraging or enabling scraping. The problem seems to be straightforward. If a blog licenses all of their content under a CC license, then a scraper that follows the terms of said license is just as protected as a human copying one or…

Many sites, including this one, have expressed concerns that CC licenses may be encouraging or enabling scraping. The problem seems to be straightforward. If a blog licenses all of their content under a CC license, then a scraper that follows the terms of said license is just as protected as a human copying one or…

Many sites, including this one, have expressed concerns that CC licenses may be encouraging or enabling scraping. The problem seems to be straightforward. If a blog licenses all of their content under a CC license, then a scraper that follows the terms of said license is just as protected as a human copying one or…

Many sites, including this one, have expressed concerns that CC licenses may be encouraging or enabling scraping. The problem seems to be straightforward. If a blog licenses all of their content under a CC license, then a scraper that follows the terms of said license is just as protected as a human copying one or…

Many sites, including this one, have expressed concerns that CC licenses may be encouraging or enabling scraping. The problem seems to be straightforward. If a blog licenses all of their content under a CC license, then a scraper that follows the terms of said license is just as protected as a human copying one or…

Many sites, including this one, have expressed concerns that CC licenses may be encouraging or enabling scraping. The problem seems to be straightforward. If a blog licenses all of their content under a CC license, then a scraper that follows the terms of said license is just as protected as a human copying one or…

Many sites, including this one, have expressed concerns that CC licenses may be encouraging or enabling scraping. The problem seems to be straightforward. If a blog licenses all of their content under a CC license, then a scraper that follows the terms of said license is just as protected as a human copying one or…

Many sites, including this one, have expressed concerns that CC licenses may be encouraging or enabling scraping. The problem seems to be straightforward. If a blog licenses all of their content under a CC license, then a scraper that follows the terms of said license is just as protected as a human copying one or…

Many sites, including this one, have expressed concerns that CC licenses may be encouraging or enabling scraping. The problem seems to be straightforward. If a blog licenses all of their content under a CC license, then a scraper that follows the terms of said license is just as protected as a human copying one or…

Many sites, including this one, have expressed concerns that CC licenses may be encouraging or enabling scraping. The problem seems to be straightforward. If a blog licenses all of their content under a CC license, then a scraper that follows the terms of said license is just as protected as a human copying one or…