On Wed, Nov 13, 2013 at 5:55 PM, Rob Hudson caveat...@gmail.com wrote:
This is where I get a little confused over concepts. Let's say you
wrote a book with diagrams for 50 models, and retained the ownership
of the designs. Could you then sell the diagrams for the 50 models to
someone outside
Let's not be naive in the first place and think that someone who obtain a
bootlegged copy really intends to pay the author or anybody for that matter!
It happens, maybe not all the time, but aside from someone growing a conscience
or coming to understand things, I can see a few cases where
Am 13.11.2013 01:36, schrieb Rob Hudson:
[...]
For example - let's say Joe gets a hold of a PDF of Gjerde's book, and
decides to do the right thing. He can either (1) purchase the book through
an official market or venue, or (2) send Gjerde a payment directly for the
full amount.
[...]
Robert Lang writes:
I'd say that if you as author made an agreement with your publisher that
you would sell your book and divvy the funds in the ways spelled out in
your contract, and then you went and sold it some other way, that's not
very ethical. YEMV.
This is where I get a little confused
Authors/Creators:
Let's pretend someone got a hold of a bootlegged, unlicensed ebook of one
of your books (or diagram collections). Assuming the item is available for
sale (but maybe not in this format), would it be acceptable to pay the
author directly for the copy, if that venue of
