On 11/19/2010 11:19 PM, Mark Roberts wrote:
But if you don't *register* your copyright with the copyright office, you can't (in the U.S. anyway) take an infringer to court.
An interesting, yet probably tangential though here. What if I, being a non-American, "borrow" your work (though I know you would very likely permit me to do so legally, if I ask)? And what if you reciprocate? I mean - the copyright seems to be reasonably understandable concept within the borders of the same jurisdiction. What if it is international?
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