} Daniel Zwillinger <zwilling@world.std.com> wrote:
} >For each FAQ that we use in the book we will re-format the FAQ for the
} >HTML standard, so that it may be directly acessed through Mosaic.
} >This should be of use to the Internet community at large.
} [...]
} >2) will be copyrighted (with acknowledgments given to each FAQ writer)
} > (We are only copyrighting OUR additions, corrections and
} > reformatting. Each contribution will remain under
} > its original copyright.)
}
} So in fact the newer HTML versions will end up under the publisher's
} copyright control. And what if they decide not to grant you or anyone
} else the right to copy and update the HTML versions of the FAQs?
I neglected this point in my earlier commentary.
If they want to save me the trouble of converting my FAQs to HTML,
that's wonderful, but I must be able to fully control what the anchor
on my home page points to.
Any resulting HTML version **MUST** (note the emphasis) be returned
to the FAQ author with full rights. Period. Anything less is for
obvious reasons unacceptable.
-- Ed. A. Hew, <edhew@xenitec.on.ca> ....!uunet.ca!xenitec!eah XeniTec Consulting Services, Kitchener ON, Canada +1 519 570 9848
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