> From: Bernie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> That is not an option in those countries where there are any laws at all. I
> don't know how it is for you americans (assuming you're from the US). But
> it's very unlogical that you could ever loose any of your rights. I mean,
> signing a paper stating "You can kill me" doesn't make that a legal option
> for someone. Same thing with this, whoever have created it still holds the
> copyright (no matter what the other part claims) - and can sue whoever uses
> it.
Technically true, ( even though they allow you to refuse, and remove your
website ) - but impractical as hell. Geocities/Yahoo is a billion-dollar
company, with a large legal staff. It would be like trying to sue Microsoft.
After ten years or so of legal battles ( costing $150-$400 per hour of
lawyer's time ) you would probably win, and be awarded damages for your
loss...maybe $1000 ?
- John T.
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