Redditor confessed to violating actresses' "moral rights" in landmark ruling.

تم الحكم على مشرف في Reddit بالسجن بسبب مشاركة مشاهد جنسية من أفلام، مما يمثل سابقة قانونية مهمة تتعلق بـ 'الحقوق المعنوية.' اعترف الشخص بانتهاك الحقوق المعنوية للممثلات المعنيات، مما يسلط الضوء على أهمية حماية حقوق الفنانين في العصر الرقمي. يُعتبر هذا الحكم نادرًا ويبرز الآثار القانونية لمشاركة المواد المحمية بحقوق الطبع والنشر دون إذن، مما يؤكد الحاجة إلى المساءلة في المجتمعات عبر الإنترنت.

Un moderador de Reddit ha sido condenado a prisión por compartir escenas sexuales de películas, marcando un precedente legal significativo en relación con los 'derechos morales.' El individuo confesó haber violado los derechos morales de las actrices involucradas, lo que ha llamado la atención sobre la importancia de proteger los derechos de los artistas en la era digital. Este fallo se considera raro y resalta las implicaciones legales de compartir material protegido sin consentimiento, enfatizando la necesidad de responsabilidad en las comunidades en línea.

Un modérateur de Reddit a été condamné à la prison pour avoir partagé des scènes de films explicites, marquant un précédent juridique important concernant les 'droits moraux.' L'individu a avoué avoir violé les droits moraux des actrices concernées, ce qui attire l'attention sur l'importance de protéger les droits des artistes à l'ère numérique. Ce jugement est considéré comme rare et souligne les implications juridiques du partage de matériel protégé par des droits d'auteur sans consentement, mettant en avant la nécessité de responsabilité dans les communautés en ligne.

A Reddit moderator has been sentenced to jail for sharing explicit movie scenes, marking a significant legal precedent regarding 'moral rights.' The individual confessed to violating the moral rights of the actresses involved, which has drawn attention to the importance of protecting artists' rights in the digital age. This ruling is considered rare and highlights the legal implications of sharing copyrighted material without consent, emphasizing the need for accountability in online communities.

Reddit mod jailed for sharing movie sex scenes in rare “moral rights” verdict

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arXiv:2501.14037v2 Announce Type: replace 
Abstract: Early substance use during adolescence increases the risk of later substance use disorders and mental health problems, yet the emotional and contextual factors driving these behaviors remain poorly understood. This study analyzed 23000 substance-use related posts and an equal number of non-substance posts from Reddit's r/teenagers community (2018-2022). Posts were annotated for six discrete emotions (sadness, anger, joy, guilt, fear, disgust) and contextual factors (family, peers, school) using large language models (LLMs). Statistical analyses compared group differences, and interpretable machine learning (SHAP) identified key predictors of substance-use discussions. LLM-assisted thematic coding further revealed latent psychosocial themes linking emotions with contexts. Negative emotions, especially sadness, guilt, fear, and disgust, were significantly more common in substance-use posts, while joy dominated non-substance discussions. Guilt and shame diverged in function: guilt often reflected regret and self-reflection, whereas shame reinforced risky behaviors through peer performance. Peer influence emerged as the strongest contextual factor, closely tied to sadness, fear, and guilt. Family and school environments acted as both risk and protective factors depending on relational quality and stress levels. Overall, adolescent substance-use discussions reflected a dynamic interplay of emotion, social context, and coping behavior. By integrating statistical analysis, interpretable models, and LLM-based thematic exploration, this study demonstrates the value of mixed computational approaches for uncovering the emotional and contextual mechanisms underlying adolescent risk behavior.

أجرت دراسة حديثة تحليلًا لـ 23000 منشور متعلق باستخدام المواد المخدرة من مجتمع r/teenagers على Reddit بين عامي 2018 و2022، مع التركيز على العوامل العاطفية والسياقية التي تؤثر على استخدام المواد المخدرة بين المراهقين. استخدمت الدراسة نماذج لغوية كبيرة لتوضيح المنشورات وفقًا لستة مشاعر: الحزن، الغضب، الفرح، الذنب، الخوف، والاشمئزاز. أظهرت النتائج أن المشاعر السلبية كانت أكثر شيوعًا في المنشورات المتعلقة باستخدام المواد المخدرة، بينما كانت الفرح هي السائدة في المناقشات غير المتعلقة بالمواد. كما برزت تأثيرات الأقران كعامل سياقي مهم في هذه المناقشات.

Un estudio reciente analizó 23,000 publicaciones relacionadas con el uso de sustancias en la comunidad r/teenagers de Reddit entre 2018 y 2022, centrándose en los factores emocionales y contextuales que influyen en el uso de sustancias en los adolescentes. El análisis utilizó modelos de lenguaje grandes para anotar las publicaciones en seis emociones: tristeza, ira, alegría, culpa, miedo y asco. Los hallazgos revelaron que las emociones negativas eran más prevalentes en las publicaciones sobre el uso de sustancias, mientras que la alegría dominaba las discusiones sin sustancias. La influencia de los pares emergió como un factor contextual significativo en estas discusiones.

Une étude récente a analysé 23 000 publications liées à l'usage de substances sur le subreddit r/teenagers entre 2018 et 2022, en se concentrant sur les facteurs émotionnels et contextuels influençant l'usage de substances chez les adolescents. L'analyse a utilisé des modèles de langage avancés pour annoter les publications selon six émotions : tristesse, colère, joie, culpabilité, peur et dégoût. Les résultats ont révélé que les émotions négatives étaient plus fréquentes dans les publications liées à l'usage de substances, tandis que la joie dominait les discussions sans substances. L'influence des pairs est apparue comme un facteur contextuel significatif dans ces discussions.

A recent study analyzed 23,000 substance-use related posts from Reddit's r/teenagers community between 2018 and 2022, focusing on the emotional and contextual factors influencing adolescent substance use. The analysis utilized large language models to annotate posts for six emotions: sadness, anger, joy, guilt, fear, and disgust. Findings revealed that negative emotions were more prevalent in substance-use posts, while joy was dominant in non-substance discussions. Peer influence emerged as a significant contextual factor in these discussions.

Emotions, Context, and Substance Use in Adolescents: A Large Language Model Analysis of Reddit Posts

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Reddit mod jailed for sharing movie sex scenes in rare “moral rights” verdict

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