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Subject:Re: posting TECHWR-L digests without permission From:Joan Smith <jsmith -at- ENCORE -dot- COM> Date:Fri, 8 Mar 1996 11:18:01 -0500
I just caught up on this issue. Just an idea...
ALL the techwr-l postings are already on the
Web and newsgroups--just look for the bitnet. listings. So,
it doesn't seem like what you want to do it
causing any problems, because if anyone were
interested enough in what we have to say here,
they could certainly find it elsewhere.
I could actually sit down to find the sites where
our conversations are already being posted if
anyone wants them.
Joan
> Hey, I'm TERRIBLY sorry and I certainly apologize for violating any
> principles at all, legal or otherwise. I had only the best of intentions,
> not that ignorance is any real defense, but I really meant no harm,
> otherwise I wouldn't have email the group to inform them of my intentions.
...
> Thank you for bringing this to my attention. I come from a back ground of
> informing and not necessarily making money, guess I'm more academic. Yes,
> I AM a tech writer, fiction writer, etc., and I belive in intellectual
> property, to a degree.
> Anyway, enough from my big mouth.
> Anyone know the list owner personally? I'd love an email from them...
> Thank you most kindly,
> Gordon Hayes
> Embarrassed technical writer
