Re: Uploading a stack that would be controversal

[cturley2@aol.com (Cturley2)]

So, to Slick I  say...nobody so far seems to be flaming you
on the proposed release of YOUR stack - so go for it, YES...release it.  FWIW,
you've got my full premission to use anything from any of my infamous NTV
sounds you used in YOUR stack.  

Hey, even Nathan Mates didn't condem your suggestion on releasing this stack. 
His comment even had polite humor in it, which amazes me! 

I'm looking forward to  viewing this stack and knowiing Gabrial is a Star Trek
fan, I'm sure he's looking forward to seeing it too.   So, my suggestion is
just release it to public domain, be done with it and don't worry about it. 
After all, you did create it as a single stack - it's YOUR own creation as a
stack from a multiple of other items from other sources.  

I've seen many such stacks for both HyperStudio and HyperCard released and
never saw anybody complain, flame or take any legal action over them.  BTW, is
it a HyperCard stack or a HyperStudio stack?

Cheers,
Tom