At 1:19 PM -0600 9/5/02, t molnar wrote: >Wouldn't think so..it's a public list. >tim > >>If built a website about the Umax s900 and organized the 2,000 or so emails >>I have saved over the years from this list, would it be necessary for me to >>get each author's permission? I.e., is everything that is posted to this >>list public domain, or not? >>Stephen > >
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