From: Will Schoumaker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu Sep 5, 2002 7:05:18 PM US/Pacific
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (SuperMacs List)
Subject: Re: Hypothetical Question
> From: Stephen Bright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Thu, 05 Sep 2002 14:15:35 -0500
>
> 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
I think you should first speak to Dan the List Mom about this issue.
Please note that if you read the list on the web every page is marked
> Copyright�� 1999 The Mac Portal Company. All rights reserved.
Which is likely Dan's Company.
A couple of years ago a guy who was a real pain in the rear tried to
hijack this list and move it to Yahoo egroups. Dan had no trouble
getting Yahoo to shut his site down. He had included many if not all
the past posts on the New site. So I would think you may well need
Dan's ok and it may depend on what you plan on doing or using it for.
The fact that you have to sign up for this list in order to receive and
post to it may make it a private non public Domain list. I'm not sure
just something to check out. Just my 2 cents worth. Will S
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