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   Lili Saintcrow (lilithsaintcrow@raggedfeathers.com)'s status on Sunday, 14-May-2023 17:12:36 JST Lili Saintcrow

   Seems to be a day for people I otherwise respected to show their asses by caping for the theft of authors’, artists’, and other creatives’ work and labour.

   Well, at least I know their true colours now. That’s something, I guess.

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     Patrick Johanneson 🚀 (pjohanneson@mstdn.ca)'s status on Sunday, 14-May-2023 17:12:34 JST Patrick Johanneson 🚀

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     @lilithsaintcrow Writers' strike, or AI? (or, intersectionally, both?)

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     Lili Saintcrow (lilithsaintcrow@raggedfeathers.com)'s status on Sunday, 14-May-2023 17:12:34 JST Lili Saintcrow

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     • Patrick Johanneson 🚀

     @pjohanneson

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     Lili Saintcrow (lilithsaintcrow@raggedfeathers.com)'s status on Sunday, 14-May-2023 17:12:38 JST Lili Saintcrow

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     It’s all so boringly predictable. But then, if these folks had any real creativity they’d be doing our work instead of stealing it.

     There. I said it. It’s said.

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     Lili Saintcrow (lilithsaintcrow@raggedfeathers.com)'s status on Sunday, 14-May-2023 17:12:39 JST Lili Saintcrow

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     Computer-assisted plagiarism isn’t cool, groundbreaking, or avant-grade. It’s just a grift, like bitcoin.

     Exploiting creatives’ labour is nothing new. The folks out here defending that bullshit are the same ones who steal ebooks and other art, then harass creators to “work faster”.