God's Frontiersman is part of a copyrighted work. Further, even tho it does
not have the word 'copyright' or the copyright symbol, because it is a
published work it carries an implied copyright. Strictly speaking, you may
need to contact GPH for permission. Will you get in trouble for putting it
on your site w/o permission? Maybe not. After all how many of us have RR/FCF
emblems on our sites w/o having contacted GPH? It's in their interest to
have us putting out the word. Then too, if your district is in good standing
w/ Spfd., it has permission to use RR/FCF copyrighted materials for
promotion of RR/FCF.
Your call.
--Allen
On Mon, 15 May 2000 20:34:12 -0500, Spirit Rider wrote:
> All,
> I would like to put God's Frotiersmen on the
> Dainel Boone FCF section of my web site.
> I however, do not see a copyright for the song
> in the handbook. Is there a copyright for this song?
> If so what can I do to avoid breaking copyright laws?
>
> Thanks,
> Noel"Spirit Rider"Bell
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