>And books, and poems, and all kinds of other "patented" stuff.( might be impossible to produce - according to Cheerskep)
But there are so many important examples to contrary, aren't there? Including everything written (in England) before 1710, and even your beloved Jane Austen. The only expense involved in writing is time -- and somehow, and many great things seem to have found an audience without copyright protection. Today, with the internet, there is zero expense involved in making manuscripts of any length available to everyone on the planet (other than bush people, that is) Copyright is not necessary for the arts -- but only for those who want to make money from reproductions. ____________________________________________________________ Purify your water with professional water treatment. Click now! http://thirdpartyoffers.netzero.net/TGL2231/fc/BLSrjnxWi0WOZbCMxgcpNEWG4XS8NX 0qTGn4rxof4CvLepXGHN6XhsB3s0g/
