Regardless.... this seller seems to think they are doing no wrong because
the content of the books is in public domain. But they are violating
copyright because they did not make the scans themselves or get permission
from Tess & Prof. If they are truely concerned about doing a "public
service" by not making a profit (yeah, right), then maybe they should ask
for permission. How about offering to give Tess & Professor a royalty for
each copy sold? hmmm? Now that would be the proper thing to do, IMHO.
Anita
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