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You opened by saying that somehow, using a federated social media site naturally means someone also supports using that site to train AI. My whole point in this entire thread is that you are drawing a false conclusion, clearly, because there are plenty of people that clearly don't agree.
You just spew the same unrelated junk over and over because you can't back up your ridiculous assertion.
I don't see any point in continuing because you're clearly tripling down, but you really should actually respond to what is actually being said to you if you're going to respond at all.
I was being sarcastic. It just boggles me that people are surprised by this, it should be obvious that the Fediverse is an even better source of training material (in practical terms if not in volume) than Reddit and such because there are no API restrictions or big corporations willing to throw lawsuits around.
If you don't want your posts and comments to be used to train AI then posting on the Fediverse is the very last thing you should be doing.