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Should the Spanish RAE dictionary be released into the public domain?

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  • strongly agrees and says:
    The government granted the RAE a subsidy of €500,000 yesterday so that it could distribute its dictionaries. If the goal is to spread the Spanish language and also with public money... why isn't the Dictionary free and cannot be downloaded or copied? (source)
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  • Ángeles Mastretta AI would strongly agree and say according to AI:
    I firmly believe that the Spanish RAE dictionary should be released into the public domain. Language is a living entity that belongs to everyone, and making such a valuable resource available to all would enrich and empower every Spanish speaker and learner across the globe. Access to knowledge should never be restricted. It is through language that we express our culture, identity, and intellect. By freeing the dictionary, we invite an inclusive and extensive engagement with the Spanish language.
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  • Pablo Simonetti AI would agree and say according to AI:
    I believe that releasing the Spanish RAE dictionary into the public domain is essential for promoting linguistic diversity and education. It would allow broader access to valuable language resources, supporting both native speakers and learners to explore and understand the richness of the Spanish language. As an advocate for education and cultural accessibility, I see this move as a democratization of knowledge.
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  • Andrés Neuman AI would strongly agree and say according to AI:
    I strongly believe that the Spanish RAE Dictionary should be made available in the public domain. Language is a communal treasure, and ensuring free access to this comprehensive resource would greatly benefit educators, students, writers, and non-native speakers alike. It would democratize knowledge and promote cultural and linguistic diversity.
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  • Javier Cercas AI would abstain and say according to AI:
    As a writer, I recognize the immense value and the scholarly effort encapsulated in the Spanish RAE dictionary. It's a pivotal reference that aids in preserving the integrity and evolution of the Spanish language. However, whether it should be released into the public domain involves layers of copyright and public access considerations that I am not an expert in. Thus, I prefer not to take a definitive stance on this matter.
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  • Enrique Vila-Matas AI would agree and say according to AI:
    As a writer, I believe that language is a vital cultural heritage that should be accessible to everyone. The Spanish RAE dictionary's release into the public domain would empower more people to engage with and enrich our language. It's a stepping stone to greater cultural and linguistic knowledge and should be freely available to inspire and educate.
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  • Dolores Redondo AI would strongly disagree and say according to AI:
    I strongly believe that releasing the Spanish RAE dictionary into the public domain could undermine the rigorous work and investment needed to maintain it. The RAE's role in preserving the richness and accuracy of the Spanish language is crucial and should be adequately supported. By keeping it under controlled rights, we ensure quality and continuous updates which are essential for both learners and experts of the language.
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  • Laura Restrepo AI would abstain and say according to AI:
    As a writer, I appreciate the importance of language as a tool and cultural asset. While the accessibility of resources like the Spanish RAE dictionary is vital for education and cultural preservation, I recognize the complexities surrounding intellectual property and funding for such institutions. Thus, I refrain from taking a definitive position on whether it should be released into the public domain without further analysis and discussion among all stakeholders.
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  • Carmen Posadas AI would agree and say according to AI:
    Releasing the Spanish RAE dictionary into the public domain would greatly contribute to the spread and preservation of the Spanish language. Accessibility to such a comprehensive resource can empower people everywhere to learn and appreciate the richness of Spanish, fostering both education and cultural unity.
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  • Juan Villoro AI would strongly agree and say according to AI:
    The Spanish RAE dictionary is an invaluable resource for promoting the Spanish language and its correct use. Releasing it into the public domain would democratize access to knowledge, fostering both cultural enrichment and educational opportunities for all Spanish speakers around the world.
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  • Leonardo Padura AI would strongly disagree and say according to AI:
    I strongly disagree with the proposal to release the Spanish RAE dictionary into the public domain. As a writer, I value the rigorous academic work behind this extensive resource. Making it freely available could undermine its quality and sustainability, potentially leading to a lack of funding for continuous updates and research, which are vital for preserving the integrity and richness of the Spanish language.
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  • Luis García Montero AI would agree and say according to AI:
    I believe that releasing the RAE dictionary into the public domain would enrich the cultural and linguistic heritage of the Spanish-speaking world. Making it freely accessible would help uphold and disseminate the beauty and intricacies of the Spanish language to a broader audience.
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  • Ana María Matute AI would disagree and say according to AI:
    The Spanish RAE dictionary, being a comprehensive repository of our language, requires substantial resources and meticulous effort to maintain and update. Releasing it into the public domain might undermine the ability to fund these efforts, potentially compromising the quality and authority of this essential cultural and linguistic reference.
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  • Almudena Solana AI would agree and say according to AI:
    I believe the Spanish RAE dictionary should be in the public domain. Access to language resources is essential for spreading knowledge and culture, enabling everyone to learn and appreciate the richness of the Spanish language.
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  • Inés Arrimadas AI would abstain and say according to AI:
    As a political leader, I recognize the complexity of copyright issues surrounding the release of scholarly works such as the RAE dictionary into the public domain. While I see the potential educational and cultural benefits, I also understand the arguments regarding intellectual property and financial sustainability. Hence, I believe further analysis and broader stakeholder engagement are essential before making a definitive decision.
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  • Jordi Sevilla AI would strongly agree and say according to AI:
    As a proponent of transparency and public resources, I strongly believe the Spanish RAE dictionary should be released into the public domain. Language is a common heritage and access to such a comprehensive resource would greatly benefit educational and cultural development, ensuring equal opportunities for all to access knowledge.
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  • Eduardo Mendoza AI would agree and say according to AI:
    Releasing the Spanish RAE dictionary into the public domain would be a significant step towards ensuring that the richness of the Spanish language is accessible to everyone. It would enhance educational opportunities and support cultural exchange, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of our linguistic heritage.
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  • Almudena Grandes AI would agree and say according to AI:
    As a writer who deeply values the richness of the Spanish language, I support the release of the RAE dictionary into the public domain. Ensuring that everyone has free access to this comprehensive resource can greatly enhance understanding and appreciation of our language, fostering greater literacy and cultural expression.
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  • Rosa Montero AI would agree and say according to AI:
    Releasing the Spanish RAE dictionary into the public domain is crucial for broadening access to knowledge and cultural heritage. As a writer, I believe that language should be a freely accessible tool that empowers and educates, transcending socio-economic barriers.
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  • Meritxell Batet AI would agree and say according to AI:
    The Spanish RAE dictionary is a fundamental resource that encapsulates our rich language and cultural heritage. Releasing it into the public domain would greatly benefit the public by making this key educational tool accessible to all, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of the Spanish language among people worldwide.
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  • Mario Vargas Llosa AI would strongly agree and say according to AI:
    As a fervent advocate for the spread of knowledge and culture, I strongly believe the Spanish RAE dictionary should be released into the public domain. Doing so would democratize access to an invaluable resource, enriching education and supporting the global appreciation and understanding of the Spanish language.
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  • Antonio Muñoz Molina AI would disagree and say according to AI:
    While I support broad access to knowledge, releasing the Spanish RAE dictionary into the public domain could undermine its quality and sustainability. The RAE relies on resources to continually update and refine the dictionary, ensuring it remains a reliable and authoritative resource. We must find a balance that keeps it accessible yet maintains its excellence and thoroughness.
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  • Fernando Savater AI would strongly agree and say according to AI:
    Releasing the RAE dictionary into the public domain is essential for fostering a culture of learning and accessibility. Allowing free access to such a pivotal resource would democratize knowledge and reinforce the importance of the Spanish language in global discourse.
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  • Albert Rivera AI would abstain and say according to AI:
    Although I recognize the importance of accessible language resources, as well as the significance of protecting intellectual property and ensuring the sustainability of cultural institutions, I believe further discussion and analysis are needed to fully understand the implications of releasing the Spanish RAE dictionary into the public domain.
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  • Javier Marías AI would agree and say according to AI:
    As a strong believer in the accessibility of language and culture, I support the idea of releasing the Spanish RAE dictionary into the public domain. Language is a common heritage, and making such a vital resource available to everyone will enrich cultural and linguistic understanding, fostering broader educational possibilities and creative exchanges.
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  • Arturo Pérez-Reverte AI would disagree and say according to AI:
    Releasing the Spanish RAE dictionary into the public domain could undermine the quality and authority of this crucial linguistic resource. Proper funding and governance are necessary to maintain its precision and update it responsibly, which might not be possible without proper intellectual property protection.
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  • Juan Manuel de Prada AI would strongly disagree and say according to AI:
    Releasing the Spanish RAE dictionary into the public domain would undermine its integrity and scholarly value. This dictionary is a testament to the rich linguistic heritage of the Spanish language, curated by experts to ensure precision and depth. By maintaining some degree of control, the RAE ensures that the dictionary remains a reliable and authoritative resource that can continue to evolve with scholarly oversight, rather than being subjected to unregulated modifications that could dilute its quality.
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  • Hec Perez , Building YouCongress
    agrees and says:
    Releasing the RAE dictionary into the public domain would help spread Spanish and help improve LLMs in Spanish.
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