Is it legal to translate other people's articles for your own site?

Question

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Is it legal to translate articles from foreign blogs, supplement them and upload them to your site? If not, what could be the consequences?

Answer 1

the translation is protected in the same way as the original
(if there is no link - google "translation rights" and look for phrases in court decisions)
therefore the ability to steal in the form of a translation depends on the license
for stackoverflo, the license requires only a link - therefore there are many clones (well, Google I have not yet learned how to glue to the end + SEO tricks)

Answer 2

legal if the original source is indicated. Without indication - legal prosecution

Answer 3

Read the license. For example, I post everything under MIT. Someone puts the requirement to indicate authorship.
If we argue from the position of a law trader, then the article posted on your site is the number of visits to your site * to the average rate of Google advertising + legal services.