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minus-square@jordanlund@lemmy.worldMlinkfedilink14•1 year agoTwo paragraphs should be fine, it’s when you start quoting large blocks that it’s problematic. Think of it like this: If the article is 4 paragraphs, and you quote 3 of them, that’s not really fair use. If the article is 30 paragraphs and you quote 3 of them to make the point, that’s fine. :) Keep it less than, say, 30% of the original article and you should generally be safe. More than 50%? Not so much. Pulling those numbers out of a hat, it’s not a defined rule. ;)
minus-squarespaceghotiOPlinkEnglish9•1 year agoI quoted two or three paragraphs out more than a dozen, just enough to establish the context, and got removed. So I’m done posting anything but the link and headline.
minus-square@jordanlund@lemmy.worldMlinkfedilink3•1 year agoIf in doubt, leave it out. :) Safest assumption.
Two paragraphs should be fine, it’s when you start quoting large blocks that it’s problematic.
Think of it like this:
If the article is 4 paragraphs, and you quote 3 of them, that’s not really fair use.
If the article is 30 paragraphs and you quote 3 of them to make the point, that’s fine. :)
Keep it less than, say, 30% of the original article and you should generally be safe. More than 50%? Not so much.
Pulling those numbers out of a hat, it’s not a defined rule. ;)
I quoted two or three paragraphs out more than a dozen, just enough to establish the context, and got removed.
So I’m done posting anything but the link and headline.
If in doubt, leave it out. :) Safest assumption.
That’s what I’m doing, yes.