Re: Archiving old magazines on website

["Bill Garber" <willy46pa@comcast.net>]

But the ASCII pictures are the best
part of his post. LMAO!

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"John Burns" <joobs@grizo.free-onlineNOJUNK.co.uk> wrote in
message
9563155104851441.NC-1.61.joobs@news.free-online.net">news:9563155104851441.NC-1.61.joobs@news.free-online.net...
: On Sun, 07 Mar 2004 22:42:47 +0800, Bateau wrote:
:
: snipped ascii rubbish
:
: > Just ignore copyright until someone sends you a cease and
desist letter
: > (which no one will) then remove their shit but keep everyone
else's. This
: > method is 100% safe.
:
: Really? they don't have to aslk you to "cease and desist" they
could just sue
: you without first giving you the opportunity to comply. You'd
already have
: committed the offence so you'd have to pay up when it came to
court. So
: certainly not 100% safe or risk free. Likewise you can't say
that "no one will"
: (are you psychic?).  Joe's post in fact shows that there are
authors out there
: who would object.
:
: Honestly you'd be better checking your facts before posting
than wasting time
: and bandwidth with ascii pictures.
:


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