Well, Gil, you may be right in your understanding and then again, you might not. The lawyer I talked with is my second son whose first job was with Butterworths, the text editors in Sydney. He now heads a department in the Australian Senate. He says that for all practical purposes in the sort of thing we're discussing here, copyright laws which place restrictions on copying beyond that 'reasonably' needed for research or personal purposes generally have global effect.
roger Gil Robertson wrote: >Hi! Lloyd, >I am most interested. > >I understand that under Oz Law one can copy up to ten percent of a copyright >work, for personal use or study on any one day and it is then understand that on >another day one can copy another ten percent etc. I suggest that if the largest >section posted on a site is no more than ten percent and as long as the whole >thing is not on the one site at the same time, there should be no great problem. >If half was on one site and the rest on an unrelated site, it would be hard to >make a case. >
