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AI without following /help/referencing is not allowed by the Inauthentic Usage Policy, which also points to /help/referencing in the clause of interest: Plagiarizing or copying content from websites, books … I guess you could nit and say that them pointing to the same Help Center page about content "written by others" doesn't qualify for whether it meets the condition of "websites, books, or other online and …

We find that the likelihood of direct regurgitation of long copyrighted sequences is somewhat uncommon, but it does become noticeable when looking at popular books. …

But if answers from this site literally become integrated into books, games, movies, apps and so on, how does the user of the answer avoid any claim to copyright infringement? …

Site Logo Site Topic What the logo represents Academia academia Books Android Enthusiasts Android The Android logo, though slightly changed to look like a speech bubble Anime & Manga anime and … minimized version of the full logo, which consists of the name of the site with a visual indication of “overflow” Mathematica Mathematica Inspired by Wolfram’s Mathematica logo, but modified due to copyright …

I happened to notice that different books published by Springer sometimes have slightly different names listed next to the copyright © symbol. … I would expect the name printed on the copyright page to be standardised so I found it surprising to see (what looks like) inconsistencies and typos. …

I own several books, movie tapes and music cassettes. I do not own the copyright of any of them. … Surely you also would feel uncomfortable if copyright holders could delete your books. SE has also acquired your content legally since you have agreed to the Terms of Service. …

But other than that, if you follow the attribution rules in the CC-BY-SA license and don't violate SE's copyright on the design, you can do this today. … Turning Q&A content into publishable books involves a fair bit of work. …

something that recommends a comment with the URL be added to the code if they copied the code verbatim from the site and requires anyone republishing the information (blog posts, websites, pod casts, books … If they republish verbatim, they must also include the copyright notice(s). …

Creative Commons introduced a beta version of its new license designed specifically for wikis, in conjunction with Lawrence Lessig's introduction of a wiki to help draft an updated version of one of his books … to either the copyright holder or a designated entity." …

In addition to flagging them as spam whose primary purpose is to drive people as mentioned by APC, I think SO should always follow the copyright and anti-piracy laws. … Any question, answer and even comment that contains a link which violates these laws (e.g. sites that promote sharing of cracked apps, key generators, links of pirated pdf books etc.) should be flagged …

The tag wiki for copyright states: The copyright tag is for issues relating to the creation and/or display of copyright information. … The tag won't be blacklisted; 331 questions is nothing compared to say the books or homework question, which is a consistent problem. …

The law demands that you do not copy the exercise text wholesale, because the book is covered by copyright. … (Exception: those extremely rare books that have a license that is compatible with Stack Exchange's CC BY-SA license.) …

Copy-Pasted Material Moderators (and community users) can delete content that has been verifiably copy/pasted from other sources, or references material that clearly doesn't belong (e.g. links to PDFs of books … notices from copyright holders by removing the offending material. …

My XC++ books are made up of updated/expanded/organized versions of the GotW articles and other columns, and my publisher is okay with the fact that I already make all my original GotW articles available … for free anyway, but I do retain copyright and they're only legally available at my original site so it's controlled and I can provide links to the actual book which provides value for readers who want …

Great philosophers have rumbled about this same issue, the one that comes to my mind is Arthur Schopenhauer in his "Parerga und Paralipomena" discussing copyright and how pernicious it is (hey, that was … The deplorable condition of the literature of to-day, both in Germany and other countries, is due to the fact that books are written for the sake of earning money. …