> > I don't know that I would call someone willing to pay for use of something
> > stupid. It could be considered generous, appreciative, or manipulative.
>
> I didn't want to imply that the person was (or wasn't) stupid. That's
> the way the saying goes. In proper English, it would be: if someone
> offers you something (which you want and/or need) then take it. You
> would be a fool not to. (And I'm not implying anyone is a fool either).
FAQs are copyrighted material. If someone wants to excerpt a FAQ on a
website, adding their own graphics, it is because the information is a
*draw* -- it gets people coming to their pages (as opposed to a mere
link, which simply outsources the information).
Payment for copyrighted material is currently standard procedure.
Fred Burke
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