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Re:XCancel suspended "due to a new development in the ongoin... by embedding-shape on Monday September 14, 2026 @08:54AM (#49696031)
Seems you're right. They have done this in the past though, so wouldn't exactly be a surprise.

Here is what the "free speech" platform have censored previously on GitHub:

> X Corp. employs various technical protection measures to control access to its copyrighted works, including those at issue here (API schemas and platform content): e.g., official X Corp. API key/OAuth authentication, rate-limiting mechanisms, proprietary behavioral pattern detection, TLS fingerprint validation, and x-clienttransaction-id checks. The repository referenced above appears specifically designed to circumvent these measures using browser cookies, curl_cffi TLS impersonation, fake headers, request jitter, and reverse-engineered GraphQL queries.

https://github.com/github/dmca/blob/b2c88bad7dd771dc7d1842ff...

Re:XCancel suspended "due to a new development in the ongoin... by forestry on Monday September 14, 2026 @11:53AM (#49699020)
I thought the US courts decided that APIs aren’t copyrightable, and the rest of it is not their content.
Re:XCancel suspended "due to a new development in the ongoin... by embedding-shape on Monday September 14, 2026 @12:10PM (#49699309)
Does things like that even matter anymore? Lots of things shouldn't be what they are, and vice-versa, yet no one seem to do anything. If Microsoft listens to the demands of XCorp, then that's the reality, regardless of what courts say.