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That was an intelligent reply ...
You have yet to refute even a single argument, or even make a comment that is on-topic. Which is the same situation for most of the defenders of the current copyright regime ...

Anyway, the facts remain the same: content owners are more than willing to take advantage of public works to further their own ends, but never take into account that their own content, once published, is a public work itself. Yes, there are some concessions made in the law to see that there is compensation and encouragement to publishers, but the underlying principle is never compromised.
Posted by: terry flores   Posted on: 08/02/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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PLain and simple, copyright infringement is out of hand,  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/02/07
Confusion  voska | 08/02/07
site, cite  TTGIT Guy | 08/02/07
My bad  voska | 08/02/07
Write, right, rite?  handydan918@... | 09/06/07
same old song and dance  christopher@... | 08/02/07
one easy solution  christopher@... | 08/02/07
one more twist  christopher@... | 08/02/07
You make a silly assumption...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/02/07
then why syndicate them??  christopher@... | 08/02/07
notoriety vs anonyminity  conspicuouschick | 08/02/07
Plain and simple, copyright laws are out of step with the people  terry flores | 08/02/07
So because I "could" rape your mother  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/02/07
That was an intelligent reply ...  terry flores | 08/02/07
publication does not equal public domain  conspicuouschick | 08/02/07
Actually it does  terry flores | 08/02/07
Not A Simple Issue  tdambra | 08/02/07
Simple Solution: Don't Use A Blog!  Malik_z | 09/06/07

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