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Subject:all this copyright stuff From:Eric Brown <eric_brown -at- SFU -dot- CA> Date:Thu, 7 Mar 1996 16:55:35 -0800
I see post and riposte about whether or not copyright is being violated by
copying this mailing list on a web page... and all I can say is, get a
grip, folks. When you post to a list the information goes who-knows-where,
and you're fully aware of it. Anyone can and likely will do whatever they
like with it. Not only are you as a Net user aware of it, in fact _it's the
whole point_.
By clicking the SEND button you give up any and all copyright, and puhleese
cool it on the attitude, OK?
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Eric Brown
869 Drayton Street
North Vancouver BC V7L 2C2
(604) 980-6947 fax 980-6933
eric_brown -at- sfu -dot- ca
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