> If you don't feel like you're being represented, you're free to choose not to be a member of class in the lawsuit.

I think you missed this part:

> Sure, I personally could opt out of the suit, but that would be utterly meaningless in the grand scheme of things.

why would it be meaningless?

seems like a great opportunity for Microsoft to alter copilot so it's opt-in to get your code scanned, and to mandatorily add licensing and attribution to outputs

I know you said you're OK with it as is, but many aren't, so if I'm a coder, this suit represents a big net positive for me, being a way to reduce the probability of someone laundering my code away without proper attribution or license attention

That I did, thanks for pointing it out. Phone posting does that.