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RCF Protocol Protect code from AI scraping and automated cloning Tagline: A new IP protection model for developers who want visibility without exploitation Description: RCF Protocol solves a problem that traditional open-source licenses ignore: your code is visible, but that doesn't mean it should be free to exploit. The visibility/usage boundary: Table ✅ ALLOWED 🚫 RESTRICTED Manual reading...

RCF ProtocolProtect code from AI training, keep it visible
You want security researchers to audit your code, but not AI systems to train on it. Traditional licenses (MIT, Apache, GPL) don't address this gap.

RCF ProtocolProtect code from AI training, keep it visible
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RCF Protocol is a licensing framework for the AI extraction era: 🔒 Semantic Markers Mark protection levels at the block level: ```python # [RCF:PUBLIC] — Safe for documentation # [RCF:PROTECTED] — Visible for audit, not replicable # [RCF:RESTRICTED] — Explicit opt-out from AI training ``` 🛡️ Cryptographic Audit rcf-cli audit generates tamper-evident SHA-256 snapshots with timestamps — proof of...

RCF ProtocolProtect code from AI training, keep it visible
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Questions & Insights — RCF Protocol
Launching RCF Protocol today. Before you upvote, some honest questions for the community: The tension I couldn't resolve: RCF markers ([RCF:PUBLIC] → [RCF:RESTRICTED]) are designed for compliant systems to respect. But non-compliant scrapers will ignore them. Is a "polite request" protocol valuable, or does it just create false security? What surprised me while building: Legal teams love the...
