Larry Butler's hilarious Liveaboard Simulator
On Thu, 28 Jul 2016 07:58:30 -0500, Rick Morel
<rmorel@m*o*r*e*l*r.com> wrote:
That's correct. Once in public domain it cannot be copyrighted.
That's why Project Gutenberg for free ebooks out of copyright was
started.
I'm not clear on what this is about either. Skip, can you elaborate?
Rick
If I am not mistaken a "copyright" is a protection for the writer that
his work is sole his property for specific number of years thus in a
sense public domain doesn't enter into it. The copyright simply
expires so the work is no longer solely the property of the writer.
On Wed, 27 Jul 2016 06:12:54 -0600, Paul Cassel <dryadsdad@yahoo.com> >>wrote:
I think once something is in the public domain, it remains there and >>>cannot be copyrighted. I'm not clear on what this thread is about. It's >>>like it started in the middle.
-paul
On 7/27/2016 6:04 AM, Flying Pig wrote:
From an earlier post on the subject...
I don't think public domain allows copyrighting by somebody else, does it? >>>>
L8R
Skip
Larry Butler's hilarious Liveaboard Simulator
This started with a search for my buddy Larry Butler's hilarious Liveaboard >Simulator.
This started with a search for my buddy Larry Butler's hilarious Liveaboard >Simulator.
I just thought that if there is anyone left alive in this group that some might like to know:
John Strydom lifted this whole, added a couple of words, and copyrighted it as his own in Sailing Now.
Not so much as a credit to Larry, let alone a "used by permission" - which I'm sure Larry would have granted.
His stripes never change, do they?
L8R
Skip
I just thought that if there is anyone left alive in this group that some might like to know:
John Strydom lifted this whole, added a couple of words, and copyrighted it as his own in Sailing Now.
Not so much as a credit to Larry, let alone a "used by permission" - which I'm sure Larry would have granted.
His stripes never change, do they?
L8R
Skip
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 03:13:39 GMT, "foobar" <foo@bar.net> wrote:
ROFLMAO!!!!
Seriously, Larry, you should Copyright that material (if you haven't >already). It's hysterical!
I've released it to the public domain. Print it out and hang it up on
the bulletin board at the yacht club.....
Thanks for your comment....(c;
Larry
PS - Have the neighbors said anything about why you're driving the
dock cart down to the 7-11 every day, yet? They will....(c;
From an earlier post on the subject...
I don't think public domain allows copyrighting by somebody else, does it?
L8R
Skip
I think once something is in the public domain, it remains there and
cannot be copyrighted. I'm not clear on what this thread is about. It's
like it started in the middle.
-paul
On 7/27/2016 6:04 AM, Flying Pig wrote:
From an earlier post on the subject...
I don't think public domain allows copyrighting by somebody else, does it? >>
L8R
Skip
That's correct. Once in public domain it cannot be copyrighted.
That's why Project Gutenberg for free ebooks out of copyright was
started.
I'm not clear on what this is about either. Skip, can you elaborate?
Rick
On Wed, 27 Jul 2016 06:12:54 -0600, Paul Cassel <dryadsdad@yahoo.com>--
wrote:
I think once something is in the public domain, it remains there and
cannot be copyrighted. I'm not clear on what this thread is about. It's >>like it started in the middle.
-paul
On 7/27/2016 6:04 AM, Flying Pig wrote:
From an earlier post on the subject...
I don't think public domain allows copyrighting by somebody else, does it? >>>
L8R
Skip
I just thought that if there is anyone left alive in this group that some might like to know:
John Strydom lifted this whole, added a couple of words, and copyrighted
it as his own in Sailing Now.
Not so much as a credit to Larry, let alone a "used by permission" - which I'm sure Larry would have granted.
His stripes never change, do they?
L8R
Skip
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