Top Document: [rec.scouting.*] Newsgroups Help and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ 1) Previous Document: How do I post requests to trade Scouting memorabilia? Next Document: What is considered net abuse? See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge From: Mike Walton (blackeagle@hcc-uky.campus.mci.net) Date: 5 May 1996 Q. "I want to print/use/copy some of the great postings here. Can I do this legally and if I can't, how do I get permission to do so?" A. That's a gray area. There are laws in the United States that say that anything you "publish" is copyrightable, and if others want to use it, they must ask for your permission. Of course, that means squat if you live in Denmark and find some Scouting recipe or song here. There's also a USENET "common sense rule" that basically states that if you want to use something that you obtained here, you need to ask the person that posted it. Of course, that "rule" isn't carved in stone. So, I would just *ask* the person if it's okay. For more information see postings in the group: news.announce.newusers, and read the post entitled: Copyright Myths FAQ. User Contributions:Top Document: [rec.scouting.*] Newsgroups Help and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ 1) Previous Document: How do I post requests to trade Scouting memorabilia? Next Document: What is considered net abuse? Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: nelsonb@aztec.asu.edu (BILL NELSON)
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