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title: "Final Community Group Report",
date: "February 2024",
publisher: "Text and Data Mining Reservation Protocol Community Group"
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"TRUST.TXT": {
href: "https://journallist.net/reference-document-for-trust-txt-specifications",
title: "Specification for trust.txt file and underlying system",
date: "May 2020",
publisher: "JournalList.net"
}
},
github: "https://github.com/w3c/ai-web-impact",
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<li>Discussions are starting <a href="https://mailarchive.ietf.org/arch/browse/ai-control/">in IETF around updating the robots.txt directives</a> in this context; among others, the <a href="https://www.w3.org/community/robotstxt/">update robots.txt Community Group</a> proposes to add an opt-in mechanism to the robots.txt directives.
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<li>The <a href="https://journallist.net/">JournalList</a> association is looking into revising their <code>trust.txt</code> [[TRUST.TXT]] to <a href="https://journallist.net/new-tool-to-deal-with-ai">let publishers express whether their content can be used for training models</a></li>

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