

| Subject: | Re: Off-line archives: Issues and Answers |
| From: | Ian Cameron |
| Date: | Sat, 11 Apr 1998 08:22:02 +0000 |
At 10:47 PM 09/04/98 -0500, Ken Hooper wrote: >> >You have asserted in public, in writing, that you own the copyright (along >with the author) to everything ever posted to the Vanagon list. You have >also asserted that you may sell copies of those messages, for your sole >profit (not the author's), if you so please, without permission of the >authors. I don't much care about this one way or the other, but let me point out that the internet was originally set up by and for universities, and the rules included the right to copy at will. That is still the rule. HOWEVER it is not correct to say that the founders of the archives hold the copyright - if something of mine appears there I can still use it if I want to. So can anyone else. There IS no copyright. >>Some folks are really freaking out > >Some folks really are. > > >
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