On Mon, 22 Jul 2002, Fytton Rowland wrote: > whether I transfer the IP to someone else or not, in the case of text, I still > retain the moral right to be identified as its author, and for it not to be > changed, etc.
Yes, that's my understanding too. Perhaps "moral right" is a more transparent term than "intellectual property." I think we need to hear from Charles Oppenheim on this... (Also, what becomes of the moral right if a text is put in the public domain?) Stevan
