Re: Legend Industries Ltd. products reclassified freeware

[Eric Rucker <bhtooefr@gmail.com>]

On Jul 26, 2:02 pm, rich12345 <aiiad...@gmail.com> wrote:
> from a2central.com:
>
>  Legend Industries Ltd. products reclassified freeware
> By: sfahey
>
> Tony Diaz of the Apple II Lost Classics Project announced today that
> Dave Heiden of Legend Industries Ltd. has generously reclassified all
> of Legend’s products as Freeware. All rights are being retained, and
> the release is applicable for non-profit, private enjoyment only.
> Posted in KansasFest News, Product News
>
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>
> That's the last scan project I'll be involved in.  I asked permission
> to scan and share the Legend
> stuff, received the permission, received the cards in the mail, and
> spent a few hours scanning
> em.
>
> It seems like some people who complain with the highest volume about
> issue X have the highest degree of issue X in their personality.... IE
> thieves hate to be stolen from, plagiarists hate it when their own
> writing is stolen
>
> -

Were you the copyright holder of the content that you scanned? (You
weren't.)

Were you credited for providing the scans? (You were, as Sean pointed
out.)

Did Tony get permission from the actual copyright holder of the
content? (He did.)

For that matter, did you provide the scans directly to Tony, or did he
pull them off of your website without crediting you, and taking all
credit for it? (It appears that you did provide them to him,
considering that he said that they were PROVIDED by you. And, well,
that kinda means that you WERE credited.)

If I didn't know any better, I'd say that you're going to try to make
up some story about how your house was broken into through an unlocked
window, and someone uploaded them to Tony using your account.</sarcasm>