

They stated they didn’t break piracy laws because they downloaded a shitload of books for their LLM and didn’t seed any.
Torrents are downloaded by “leeches” and put out for download by “seeders”
A proper ratio of what you downloaded to what you allow others to download should be 1:1 if you’re not a dick. (1gb downloaded means you need to upload 1gb to other users for 1:1) but if you don’t seed at ALL or if you only seed bare minimum to keep downloading things, you’re called a Leech, and derogatorily. Because you didn’t seed.
So they’re stating “we didn’t break the law, we’re just leeches!”
Based on my experience, having never used TT myself, but married to someone who does and friends with people who do…
You DON’T really get different perspectives. In ANY of those platform styles.
It’s literally designed to show you whatever you engage most with, and usually that’s “things that get you angry” regardless of who you are. For my wife, it’s “here’s how my family is shitty/aita” for some of my friends it’s “here’s how I was being misgendered/deadnamed/not accepted” and for some people I know, it’s “here’s a person who is not cis/white/christian/male existing in my general area”
I guess you get the different perspectives if you know a wide variety of people who use it and don’t actually use it yourself?