It seemed like this part gives you the exception you wanted:

> provided that you may display Output to your authorized end users within your own application so long as such Output is integrated into your application's functionality, is incident to the end user’s real-time query ...

but it continues:

> ... and is not independently accessible, extractable, or downloadable by end users or third parties

How can you prevent end users from extracting it if its visible? Why even have the exception if you just throw it out with an impossible to meet restriction like this?

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Loquebantur an hour ago | parent | next [-]

So they crawled the web, stole the information to populate their own database and then pretend it was "illegal" for others to steal it back?

The weird attitude in the Internet Tech company scene is akin to Gold Rush scenarios.

Who are the native people?

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atmosx an hour ago | parent | next [-]

> So they crawled the web, stole the information to populate their own database and then pretend it was "illegal" for others to steal it back?

These days, this seems to be "modus operandi". The bet is who can get closer to the administration to suddenly enforce the un-enforce-able. For your own safety. You wouldn't steal a car now, would you?

	▲	Loquebantur 36 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		To acquiesce to manufactured "social truths", to resign complacently to them being "modus operandi" means to place yourself outside of the society you live in. You make yourself subject to a social reality you presume outside of your control. But you enabled them, if by nothing else, by your silent acceptance. Moral and ethical judgements cannot be left to the very same people they are supposed to restrain in the first place.

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measurablefunc an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

The data is the moat, the compute is a cost center.

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foota 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Not to mention: "retain, cache, or store Output beyond what is reasonably necessary to display such Output to your authorized end users in the ordinary and real-time course of use" which would seem to preclude storing it in a long lived session.

	▲	simonw 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		The phrase "reasonably necessary" is infuriatingly vague.