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Ironic that the company calling itself “the public town square” is complaining about someone making their content public.
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I wonder how xAI steals its AI training material! Of course no scraping is involved!1!!

They stole the Nitter code too of course without attribution. Does SpaceX really want to go into this?

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Ah, TOS violations. I believe those may not hold up in court well from the limited amount I recall in previous cases, but IANAL
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Is this comparable to LinkedIn scraping?
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That's a lot of unknowns, I doubt this text can actually hold in a court of law
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A similar case Musk filed against an Israeli data scraping firm already got laughed out of court.

https://www.reuters.com/legal/musks-x-corp-loses-lawsuit-aga...

But I guess the nitter owner doesn't want to take any chances until he actually gets a court ruling in his favor.

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