> I didn't quite see it that way. I feel that I am providing a new > service which organises and presents in a nicer way information > that is already available to everybody. I even think that it > could be a usefull resource for this group as when the same > questions arise you can point to the old discussions on the > same subject. How you "see" doesn't matter. Even if the information is available to "everybody" (meaning Yahoo group subsribers), the information is NOT YOURS to make available. Whether or not you present the information in a different manner is totally irrelevant, and certainly does not justify copyright infrigement on your part. > As for the 'for profit' topic, If I can't hope to make money one day, > there is no way I can keep doing the work required in updating the > Photo Binbook. But I have not yet earned a cent from this :-(. Nor should you if you're using stolen information. Even if your site was non-profit, what you're doing is still wrong. You're treading a thin legal and ethical line, and you'll live to regret it if Yahoo should every take legal action against you. > Again, I did not mean to offend anyone or to 'steal' anything. If you are sincere about it, then you should immediately remove all postings stolen from this group, and include only the messages of those who opt in. Canada recently passed a law making negative-option marketing illegal, other countries may already have exisiting similar laws.
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: binbooks
2002-05-15 by Moreno Polloni
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