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Copying for educational purposes only, i.e. not to make a profit, it
allowable under copyright laws as long as the source is fully
documented. If it's not, then it's plagiarism. DTR
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Subject: RE: Leonard Morrisons Book
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Hello all:
I think I'm relieved that I don't have a copy of the above book,
because I question whether copying, or scanning, and then republishing
the information,
even on a website, goes against copywrite laws. I could be
wrong.
I often quote information derived from some of the books that I
have, but they are only quotes, with the authors given credit. I think
that is legit, but sometimes I even wonder about that.
I know how important it is to share information, with the best
of intentions, but this leaves me a little uncomfortable. Anyone else
have comments?
Toni Sinclair
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