Copyright issue on Sololearn - discussion!
Earlier in a feed post of Donna the question was pondered how we would defend ourselves if someone stole our code - and then blamed us for stealing that code. You could always argue: 'I posted it then and then on Sololearn.' But that's hardly a point when you can change your file content anytime. Let's say you create an empty file in January; you steal a fresh Code in February; then in March you 'discover what has been done to you' and claim: 'I wrote that - see when I posted it!' A solution idea came up. There could be a third option to save a code: As a file that can not be changed after creation. So whenever you are about to 'publish' a code here, you could voluntarily create such an 'immutable' copy, and if someone came ablaming, you could point your finger on a validation that Sololearn can confirm. What do you (also the moderation) think about this?