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Saffire wrote: I just posted this in response to Sid's (sprudil) post pinging me, but am reposting it under it's own subject line to bring more attention to it. Not to get you more fired up, but there's more than one forum doing this, I learned about a year ago. talkabout.com or somesuch archives just about everything you post to usenet. Susan |
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Saffire wrote:
I just posted this in response to Sid's (sprudil) post pinging me, but am reposting it under it's own subject line to bring more attention to it. In article sckDe.1465$%K2.187@pd7tw1no, says... See what I mean about ASDLC posts appearing on tthe web forum look at your weekly tips. http://www.weight-loss-guide.net/for...-low-carb-tips I see what you mean! They took my post and posted it as their OWN. Oh, it has my name on it, but it says I'm posting as a "guest" and there is no indication WHATSOEVER that it originates in ASDLC. It makes it APPEAR that I posted directly to their forum and that I endorse and participate in it, which is an outright LIE. THAT ****es me off. That's like hijackware, which has been in the news lately whereby advertisers basically STEAL space on a legitimate website and REPLACE that website's ads with their OWN. At the bottom of the forum page, since I have not joined their forum, it says: You cannot post new topics in this forum You cannot reply to topics in this forum You cannot edit your posts in this forum You cannot delete your posts in this forum You cannot vote in polls in this forum Excuse me? They can take my words and post them there without my permission and I have no say about it? I beg to differ. I sent email to the anonymous " telling them to remove my posts. After looking up the domain registration, I also sent one directly to the domain owner (see below). Their site may or may not be useful, but I have no wish to be affiliated with anything that a) advertises, or b) uses such deceptive and underhanded tactics as that. If they want to posts links or even post the entire posts with an indication that it originated in ASDLC, that's one thing, but it's quite another to post it under their own umbrella as if it originated THERE. When you post on newsgroups, the text gets sent to numerous news servers around the world, to mailing lists, and to web forums. You have to consider your words to be in the public domain, even if someone else seems to be profiting from them. Will McGugan http://www.kelpiesoft.com |
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Saffire wrote:
|| I just posted this in response to Sid's (sprudil) post || pinging me, but || am reposting it under it's own subject line to bring more || attention to || it. || || In article sckDe.1465$%K2.187@pd7tw1no, || says... ||| See what I mean about ASDLC posts appearing on tthe web ||| forum look at your weekly tips. ||| ||| http://www.weight-loss-guide.net/for...-low-carb-tips || || I see what you mean! They took my post and posted it as || their OWN. Oh, || it has my name on it, but it says I'm posting as a "guest" || and there is || no indication WHATSOEVER that it originates in ASDLC. It || makes it || APPEAR that I posted directly to their forum and that I || endorse and participate in it, which is an outright LIE. || THAT ****es me off. || That's like hijackware, which has been in the news lately || whereby || advertisers basically STEAL space on a legitimate website and || REPLACE || that website's ads with their OWN. || || At the bottom of the forum page, since I have not joined || their forum, it || says: || || You cannot post new topics in this forum || You cannot reply to topics in this forum || You cannot edit your posts in this forum || You cannot delete your posts in this forum || You cannot vote in polls in this forum || || Excuse me? They can take my words and post them there || without my || permission and I have no say about it? I beg to differ. || || I sent email to the anonymous " || telling them || to remove my posts. After looking up the domain || registration, I also || sent one directly to the domain owner (see below). Their || site may or || may not be useful, but I have no wish to be affiliated with || anything || that a) advertises, or b) uses such deceptive and underhanded || tactics as || that. If they want to posts links or even post the entire || posts with an indication that it originated in ASDLC, that's || one thing, but it's quite another to post it under their own || umbrella as if it originated THERE. || || They aren't just showing our posts -- they are STEALING them. || || The domain is registered to: || || Russell, Ryan || 11800 braesview apt 4808 || san antonio, Texas 78213 || United States || 2107891038 || How about Google? -- -- "I love to cook with wine. Sometimes I even put it in the food." |
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In article ,
Will McGugan wrote: When you post on newsgroups, the text gets sent to numerous news servers around the world, to mailing lists, and to web forums. You have to consider your words to be in the public domain, even if someone else seems to be profiting from them. No, nothing is in the public domain unless you specifically put it there. For someone to profit from the use of my Usenet posts is infringement on my copyright. -- D.F. Manno "The work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives and the dream will never die." |
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Quoting D.F. Manno:
Will McGugan wrote: When you post on newsgroups, the text gets sent to numerous news servers around the world, to mailing lists, and to web forums. You have to consider your words to be in the public domain, even if someone else seems to be profiting from them. No, nothing is in the public domain unless you specifically put it there. For someone to profit from the use of my Usenet posts is infringement on my copyright. What are your feelings on Google Groups ? |
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"D.F. Manno" wrote in message ... In article , Will McGugan wrote: When you post on newsgroups, the text gets sent to numerous news servers around the world, to mailing lists, and to web forums. You have to consider your words to be in the public domain, even if someone else seems to be profiting from them. No, nothing is in the public domain unless you specifically put it there. For someone to profit from the use of my Usenet posts is infringement on my copyright. -- D.F. Manno "The work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives and the dream will never die." Just FYI.... An infringement on your "copyrighted material" is only actionable if you can show monetary loss from the "theft". Copy right law is not about some sort of altruistic "ownership", it's really all about money. If you post information without an attempt to earn from it, but others take your publicly posted information and manage to profit, it's no more actionable than a kid selling a bike that Santa gave him for Christmas. Trust me on this one, okay? |
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In article ,
Suze suze_anderson@spamcop/dot/obvious wrote: Quoting D.F. Manno: Will McGugan wrote: When you post on newsgroups, the text gets sent to numerous news servers around the world, to mailing lists, and to web forums. You have to consider your words to be in the public domain, even if someone else seems to be profiting from them. No, nothing is in the public domain unless you specifically put it there. For someone to profit from the use of my Usenet posts is infringement on my copyright. What are your feelings on Google Groups ? You don't see an x-no-archive header on my post, do you? -- D.F. Manno "The work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives and the dream will never die." |
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In article vfDDe.119971$yV4.108477@okepread03,
"Jim Bard" wrote: Just FYI.... An infringement on your "copyrighted material" is only actionable if you can show monetary loss from the "theft". Copy right law is not about some sort of altruistic "ownership", it's really all about money. If you post information without an attempt to earn from it, but others take your publicly posted information and manage to profit, it's no more actionable than a kid selling a bike that Santa gave him for Christmas. Yes, I would have to show that I suffered damages (unless I registered the copyright) in order to prevail in court, but that doesn't mean I lose all rights to the material just by posting it. Trust me on this one, okay? No. OK? -- D.F. Manno "The work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives and the dream will never die." |
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Quoting D.F. Manno:
Suze suze_anderson@spamcop/dot/obvious wrote: Quoting D.F. Manno: Will McGugan wrote: When you post on newsgroups, the text gets sent to numerous news servers around the world, to mailing lists, and to web forums. You have to consider your words to be in the public domain, even if someone else seems to be profiting from them. No, nothing is in the public domain unless you specifically put it there. For someone to profit from the use of my Usenet posts is infringement on my copyright. What are your feelings on Google Groups ? You don't see an x-no-archive header on my post, do you? Does this mean that you don't have a problem with Google (which is a for-profit enterprise selling/generating ads based on post content) archiving your posts, yet you have problems with other sites doing essentially the same thing? If so, what do you see as the difference? Or does your statement mean that you don't really care either way, and were just passing on information earlier? |
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